Patient's question:
Just occasionally, I get up at midnight to fold the bed and deliver it to the neighbor. The doctor said it's still sleepwalking. How can this episode be treated and how long will it last: Currently, my general condition is the same as usual.Doctor's answer:
Children's sleep is often affected by many factors. Children of different ages have different sleep patterns and needs. Sleepwalking is a sleep disorder in children, associated with delayed maturation of the central nervous system in young children. It is more common in school-aged children. Approximately 15% of children aged 5 to 12 experience at least one episode of sleepwalking. Frequent sleepwalking may be one symptom of childhood migraine. If other neurological symptoms are present, further medical evaluation is recommended. It is advised to seek examination and treatment from a regular, professional hospital.