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Sleepwalkers don’t feel pain during sleep

Nov 05 2015...

A new study shows that sleepwalkers tend to feel no pain while walking during sleep. As a result they stay asleep even when injured. The study involved 100 sleepwalkers. They had an average age of 30 years. Results show that sleepwalkers were sensitive to pain while awake. READ MORE>>
Comparing Child Parasomnias

Nov 11 2012...

Parasomnias are sleep disorders that involve undesirable events and experiences. These behaviors are common in children. For the most part, they are a normal part of childhood.

Some of these disorders are similar to one another. They share some common features. The following chart will help you distinguish one parasomnia from another.

Although they tend to be common and harmless, parasomnias can be a severe problem for some children. You should contact an AASM accredited sleep disorders center if a sleep problem greatly disturbs your child. READ MORE>>
Researchers Probe Family for Sleepwalking Gene

Feb 09 2011...

What’s passed down from your parents, grandparents and ancestors can impact the way you sleep. In some cases, genetics can be beneficial. READ MORE>>

Sleepwalkers don’t feel pain during sleep