Patient's question:
Said to take a nap in the evening and talk in dreams for 3 years. Past treatment history and effectiveness: Haven't seen a doctor. What kind of help do you want: I want to consult a few times, what's going onDoctor's answer:
The content of talking in one's sleep is often similar to everyday thoughts, mostly consisting of things thought about during the day. Frequent talking in one's sleep is commonly seen in children with neurosis and those with unstable neurological function, and it is often associated with a constitutional rebellious tendency. Most people who frequently talk in their sleep are likely due to excessive heart fire, overheated liver fire, and mental tension. Whether talking in one's sleep should be considered a pathological condition is debatable, but based on clinical experience, the vast majority of people who frequently talk in their sleep suffer from excessive heart fire, overheated liver fire, and mental tension.