When a person
awakens from a dream crying or screaming, they may be experiencing
sleep terror disorder. Usually the person is difficult to wake-up
and the episode may last several minutes.
British
Snoring and Sleep Apnoea Association - Is a not-for-profit organisation
dedicated to helping snorers and their bed partners improve their
sleep, returning them again to peaceful nights together. 3/5
British
Sleep Society (BSS) - The - Is an professional organisation for
medical, scientific and healthcare workers dealing with sleeping disorders.
We are a registered British charity and our ultimate aim is to improve
public health by promoting education and research into sleep and its
disorders.3/5
Night
Terror Resource Center - A site dedicated to finding
more information on the SleepDisorder
Night Terrors. Site includes links and a message board.
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Night
Terror - Night terrors (sleep terrors) occur during deep sleep,
usually during the first third of the night. The cause is unknown
but night terrors may be triggered by fever, lack of sleep, or periods
of emotional tension, stress, or conflict. 3/5
Night
Terror - Overview - Night terrors (sleep terrors) occur during
deep sleep, usually during the first third of the night. The cause
is unknown but night terrors may be triggered by fever, lack of sleep,
or periods of emotional tension, stress, or conflict. 3/5
Night
Terrors - Sleep disruption in childhood is a common and frequently
upsetting occurrence. Sleep terrors are a specific sleep disruption
most remarkable for their intensity and anxiety-inducing nature. Most
episodes begin within the first 1-2 hours of sleep, during stages
3 and 4 of non–rapid eye movement (REM) sleep and may occur
during naps as well. An Article by Mark Anderson, MD. Not
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Central: Sleep Terror Disorder Symptoms - Sleep terror disorder
is also known as night terrors. Sleep terror is characterized by the
following symptoms that a professional looks for when making a diagnosis
for this condition. 4/5
What
Is Sleep Terror Disorder? - Sleep terror disorder, also called
night terrors, is a condition marked by waking suddenly and in a frightened
state. For example, a person with sleep terror disorder may wake up
screaming and feeling both confused and frightened. 3/5
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