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What are the causes of sudden shaking of the body while sleeping?
1. Kidney deficiency. If there is a problem with the kidneys, there is a risk of muscle twitching while sleeping. Generally speaking, if the kidney qi loss is not serious, this phenomenon will not occur often, and it will not have much impact on the body, but if the phenomenon of the body suddenly pumping occurs frequently, it is necessary to pay attention to the maintenance of the kidneys.
2. Calcium deficiency. If the body is deficient in calcium, it may also lead to the appearance of unconscious tics, if there are often twitches when sleeping, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up to see if there is a lack of calcium.
If the tics are caused by calcium deficiency, it is recommended to supplement calcium through diet at ordinary times, such as eating more calcium-rich foods to supplement calcium and relieve the phenomenon of tics.
3. Overwork.
If you engage in heavy physical labor during the day, or have carried out strenuous exercise, when sleeping, the body will have a great impact on the quality of sleep due to overwork, which will cause tics.
2. The best way to reduce sleeping tics.
1. Stretch your muscles.
Before going to bed, you can do some stretching movements to stretch the muscles in various parts, such as stretching to stretch the gastrocnemius muscles and foot muscles to prevent tics.
2. Drink water appropriately and drink less coffee.
You can properly hydrate before going to bed, as long as it is not excessive, it will not have adverse consequences on the body. Adequate hydration can dilute the concentration of sodium in the blood. In addition, it is also necessary to pay attention to drinking less coffee, drinking too much coffee will cause nervous disorders, cause anxiety, nervousness, and affect sleep.
3. Regular work and rest.
In life, we should also pay attention to maintaining a regular schedule and rest, participate in some physical exercises during the day, go to bed early and get up early, even if you don't sleep well at night, don't lie in bed, and over time, you can gradually develop good living habits.
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When you were about to fall asleep, your body suddenly twitched involuntarily, have you ever had such an experience? This is likely to happen when you are overtired or sleep-deprived. At this point, your brain has entered the sleep cycle, but your body hasn't caught up.
Overwork, mental tension, and psychological stress may cause the body to twitch involuntarily when falling asleep. If it is caused by overwork during the day, learn to relieve pressure, pay attention to the combination of work and rest, and consult a psychologist if necessary; If the body has frequent seizures, you should go to the hospital in time to find out the cause and treat the symptoms**.
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I think that in daily life, especially when we are asleep, the body always trembles, and it is also accompanied by a feeling of falling, and I believe that many people have experienced this situation.
In medicine, people call this condition hypnosis muscle, which has a great connection with the human nervous system, if people's brain nerves are abnormal, it is easy to know that the human body has made some wrong behaviors, so it is easy to appear this condition;
how we can avoid these problems;
Listen to some soothing **.
When we are sleeping, we can properly listen to some soothing **, which can help people's brains in a relaxed state, especially for those who often sleep and suddenly shake, and also accompanied by the feeling of stepping on the air, you might as well try to listen to some soothing ** to help your nerves in a relaxed state, to a certain extent, you can reduce the number of occurrences.
Drink some milk before going to bed.
When we sleep at night, if the body always shiveres and is accompanied by the feeling of stepping on the air, in this case we can drink some milk appropriately, we all know that milk can help people play a role in calming sleep, and can also help people improve sleep quality in daily life, so drinking some milk properly can help people's nerves in a relaxed state, and can also improve sleep quality, you may wish to try this method.
Drink less refreshing drinks.
For people who often drink some refreshing drinks, it is best to drink them in the morning, and in the afternoon, especially in the evening, we must drink less refreshing drinks, we all know that refreshing drinks can help people improve their mental state, if they are drunk before going to bed, it is easy to affect people's nerve function, in this case, people's sleep quality is not very good, and it is easy to shake the body.
When we have a shaking body when we sleep, we must not be afraid, we might as well try the above three methods to help ourselves improve the nervous system, to a certain extent, it can also play a role in improvement.
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This is a normal physiological phenomenon, don't worry. I have two explanations here, you see, which is more reasonable, 1, our limbs are mainly controlled by the cerebral cortex, when entering the sleep state, the cerebral cortex will inhibit the activity of the muscles of the limbs, but at this time the muscle nerve will have some spontaneous movement, plus the sleep state, the blood circulation in the human body is slower, and the small muscle nerve movement will be more obvious.
2. The sudden shaking in the sleeping state is that the nervous system finds that you suddenly fall asleep and have not been active for a long time, and it thinks you are dead, so it moves to try to see if you are dead. In short, it is normal for the body to suddenly shake while sleeping, and finally I wish you a good mood
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Why does my body suddenly shake when I fall asleep?
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Why does my body shake when I sleep Why is that?
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Shaking once in a while is not harmful to the body, so you don't need to worry too much. If it is caused by calcium deficiency, you can usually eat more foods with high calcium content, such as milk, soy products, bone broth, etc., appropriately supplement calcium tablets, and soak your feet before going to bed to help alleviate it.
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It may be a physical emergency measure to make sure you're still alive.
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There is an abnormality in the nerves of the human brain, causing people to tremble.
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My children too, I guess my whole body is relaxed after falling asleep.
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I think I should be able to relax my nerves and do an emergency response.
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This is an unconscious muscle twitch, which is a normal phenomenon.
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Normal phenomenon, normal physiological response.
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I also have a phenomenon, but it seems to be a dream and I fell.
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Frightened, or dreaming about something.
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Medically known as hypnomyopathy, this condition is closely related to the body's nervous system.
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This is a very normal physiological phenomenon.
Under normal circumstances, the human high central brain has an inhibitory effect on the lower central spinal cord, and when the excitability of the high center decreases after sleeping, the inhibitory effect on the low center is weakened, and involuntary shaking occurs.
The occurrence of this phenomenon is often related to brain overexcitation during the day, and the frequency of occurrence can be reduced by paying attention to the combination of work and rest and avoiding overwork.
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Because a lot of it is worth it.
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Why does the body suddenly shake when people are sleeping?
At the very least, the mood was affected.
It may be because the nerves are too tense, or it may be because of a lack of calcium, or it may be due to epilepsy, or it may be a person with a sleep disorder, so the body will suddenly shake, and the last point is that people with some vascular diseases will also have this situation.
There are many causes of body shaking, such as simple muscle spasms, and there are also patients with low blood pressure who have body shaking, or body shaking and convulsions when they have a high fever. In some cases, the whole body tremors are caused by infection. There are also some patients who have neurospasm caused by intracranial lesions and have shaking. >>>More
Sudden shaking of the body during sleep is called "hypnotic muscle jerk", which is a normal physiological phenomenon, and if this symptom occurs frequently, other pathological factors should be considered. This is a neural response.
When sleeping, the body suddenly shakes involuntarily, which may be a disease, seizure or hypocalcemia, or it may be a mental stress or emotional tension when falling asleep, causing the body to shake.