Why do you yell when you sleep at night?

It may be a nightmare, or it may be very emotionally unstable or stressed.

1. Such a situation is considered to be a manifestation of neurasthenia, which is mostly induced by factors such as overwork and poor mood.

2. REM sleep behavior disorder and Parkinson's disease.

REM sleep is a form of sleep, alternating with non-REM sleep (light sleep and deep sleep), under normal circumstances, REM sleep occurs once every 90 minutes on average, about 20 minutes each time, the normal REM sleep period is the most relaxed and relaxed stage of human muscles (except for eye muscles and middle ear muscles), the eyes will move rapidly during this period of sleep, dreaming generally occurs in this period of sleep, and the brain reprocesses the information during REM sleep. It is beneficial to establish new synaptic connections and promote memory consolidation activities. REM sleep behavior disorder is an episodic disorder in which muscle flaccidity disappears during REM sleep and abnormal motor behavior associated with dreams occurs.

It is more common in males, with an average age of onset of 50-65 years, and 85-90% of men over 50 years of age. Nearly 60% of patients have unknown causes, and 40% of patients are related to neurological diseases, especially Parkinson's disease and multiple system atrophy, in addition, senile dementia, cerebrovascular disease, brainstem tumors, etc. can also appear.

Typical REM sleep behavior disorder is manifested by various involuntary movements of the face and limbs about 90 minutes after falling asleep, accompanied by dream language, and body movements are generally rough and violent, such as punching, kicking, rolling, falling from bed, kicking to the same bed, which may be accompanied by loud shouting, and some patients can recall nightmares after the attack; Some patients have seizures characterized only by more frequent muscle twitching and muttering. Seizures can occur 1-4 times a night, or they may occur only once every few days or even months, and are usually caused by sudden awakening from a dream or rough movements during the seizure, causing injury to oneself or the person in the same bed.

The relationship between REM sleep behavior disorder and Parkinson's disease. REM sleep behavior disorder can occur before or after the onset of Parkinson's disease. Follow-up of patients with REM sleep behavior disorder found that 38-65% of patients developed Parkinson's disease 11-15 years after their onset, while surveys of patients with clinically confirmed Parkinson's disease showed that 15-60% of patients had comorbid REM sleep behavior disorder.

When doctors highly suspect that the patient has REM sleep behavior disorder, sleep monitoring can find that the patient has the abnormal behaviors described above during REM sleep, and even if there are no typical episodes on the night of sleep monitoring, EMM sleep can also be found to have abnormal EMG findings.

Doctors have conducted sleep monitoring on some patients with Parkinson's disease in Suzhou and found that the patients had abnormal manifestations of REM sleep behavior disorder. Therefore, REM sleep behavior disorder is currently considered to be a prodromal symptom of Parkinson's disease, which has attracted more and more attention from doctors and patients.

3. Reminders. Go to your local hospital for examination as soon as possible.

To avoid involuntary body movements that you may have at night that injure your baby, it is recommended not to sleep with your baby until the situation is unclear.

This, what does the picture mean, and what is the reason for the yelling? Uncomfortable? Or snoring?

Go to the doctor and get the right medicine.