What Is Somnambulism
Health Encyclopedia: Sleep Walking
Walking during sleep; Somnambulism
Prevention
- Avoid the use of alcohol or
central nervous system depressants if prone to sleep walking. - Avoid fatigue or
insomnia , because this can instigate an episode of sleep walking. - Avoid or minimize stress, anxiety, and conflict, which can worsen the condition.
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Expert & Community Posts
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Health Guide
Sleep walking
... Walking during sleep; Somnambulism Treatment Usually no specific treatment for sleep walking is needed. Safety measures may be necessary to prevent injury. This may include... Read more »Sleep walking
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