Patient's question:
Patient Age: 10 (son, 10 years old) Last night, he suddenly got up in the middle of the night and folded his (bedding) and delivered it to the neighbor. Is it sleepwalking? Do I need treatment? Duration and course of the current illness: First timeDoctor's answer:
The phenomenon of children experiencing sleepwalking is discovered. It is first necessary to check if there is epilepsy. Then, determine the severity. Adjust sleep schedules if necessary. Coordinate with neurotrophic support and treatment. Benzodiazepine drugs can also be used. Sleepwalking is a sleep disorder that is more common in childhood. Many patients may self-injure or accidentally harm themselves during sleepwalking. In medicine, some also consider it a type of epilepsy. Mental tension, fatigue, and conflicting emotions are also causes of sleepwalking.