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Anonymous users2024-01-24Psychological effects, you go to the toilet to pee before you go to bed and then go to bed to try, don't think about it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's because you think too much, or you drink less water at night, and you won't feel this way.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Too much pressure, and maybe Sichun.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It's too stressful, take it easy.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20This phenomenon may be due to the high pressure of work or life.
One of the manifestations of exhaustion is not a disease, but psychological effects, and it has no effect on health in a short period of time, but it can affect the quality of sleep to a certain extent.
It is recommended to drink less water before going to bed and do moderate exercise.
If you are stressed, try to vent and travel, go out and have fun, relax, and wish you a speedy recovery! ~
If you don't have a history of sleepwalking, it shouldn't be sleepwalking, it's likely that you're suffocated by urine, you get up to go to the toilet in a daze, and after you finish it, you suddenly relax, you see the sofa and lie down, and you forget it when you wake up. It's not sleepwalking, rest assured, just don't drink too much water before going to bed, don't drink beer and eat watermelon, these are diuretic.
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First of all, nocturnal wandering syndrome is not a genetic disease, and there is no inevitability. Its occurrence is related to many factors, heredity is only one of them, as well as psychological factors, growth and development factors, social environment factors, and sleep factors. It is recommended that you ask your parents whether they carried you to the couch or if someone else carried you to the couch, and if no one has touched you, it is recommended to see a doctor.
Comfort your daughter. Probably frightened.
Go to the hospital to sit down for physiotherapy and exercise properly.