Patient's question:
Recently, I've been working overtime every day, which has led to my health deteriorating. I often have insomnia, and my appetite is getting worse day by day. I've developed sleep disorders, and I'm worried it might cause stuttering in children. Can you help me?Doctor's answer:
According to the symptoms of sleep disorders: (1) Sleeplessness and difficulty falling asleep: Common in infants and young children, often tossing and turning during sleep, jumping of limbs, repeatedly shaking their heads, crying for no reason, grinding teeth, talking, and so on. Some people don't want to sleep and must walk around, or they cannot fall asleep, fall asleep, or wake up early. During episodes, the brainwave arousal rhythm can be observed. Each night, seizures last from 1 to 10 minutes, followed by falling asleep, and are completely forgotten upon waking. Night terrors can disappear on their own and usually increase with age.