Parasomnia

Parasomnia para somnia is a variety of destructive sleep related events or "waking disorder". These behaviors and experiences usually occur while sleeping, and most are rare and mild. However, they are likely to occur frequently, they become so troublesome that they should see a doctor. "Insomnia is a disorder characterized by abnormal behaviors or physiological events related to sleep or sleep-arousal transition" (DSM p. 435) Wakefulness disorder is the most common type of sleep paraneoplastic disease is.

Exercise or behavior related to partial arousal during sleeping, sleeping, or sleeping may affect sleep maintenance. Insomnia is generally divided into four groups: arousal disorder, sleep-arousal transition disorder, REM sleep disorder and nonspecific sleep disorder. (Thorpy, Sleep Disorders Medicine, 1994, p. 191)

Insomnia is a disease that enters the sleep process and causes devastating sleep related events. Arousal disorder is a parasitic disease thought to be caused by an abnormal arousal mechanism. This arousal arises from stages 3 and 4 of the deepest stage, usually without sleep, when a person is in a mixed state of sleep and waking. This is happening enough to show complicated behavior, but it means that you can not recognize or remember these actions, but you are still asleep (1).

This condition is considered to be a wakefulness disorder caused by REM sleep disorder or mild sleep. Sleep paralysis occurs during transition between sleep and wakefulness, as well as other sleeping accompanying diseases. Because people usually do not move during sleep paralysis, they are not considered to be a dangerous sleeping disorder. However, the plan is horrible, and in some cases, sleep paralysis may adversely affect human quality of life. Approximately 7% of adults experience sleep paralysis; in adults with mental illness this ratio is as high as 35%. According to a survey, 7.6% of the general population, 28% of students and nearly 32% of psychiatric patients report at least one sleep paralysis in their lifetime.

Sleep sputum (also known as sleep sputum) is classified as Rum tortoise, and when you notice that a person suddenly can not move for a few minutes, it is usually defined as the form of sputum that occurs when he sleeps or wakes up . Sleep sputum sometimes involves strange, surrealistic illusions; people report that they are seeing ghosts, demons or supernatural creatures. These episodes are usually short-lived, only for a while, but they are intense and frightening. This condition is considered to be a wakefulness disorder caused by REM sleep disorder or mild sleep. Sleep paralysis occurs during transition between sleep and wakefulness, as well as other sleeping accompanying diseases. Because people usually do not move during sleep paralysis, they are not considered to be a dangerous sleeping disorder. However, the plot is horrible, and in some cases, sleep paralysis may adversely affect human quality of life.