What is the Rem behavior disorder?

REM behavior disorder (RBD) is a disorder of sleep or parasomnia that occurs during REM sleep. A person with RBD will act his dreams, often a violent physical way, and this may include loud screams or growl. There is no known cause of Rem behavior disorder that was first described in 1986. Sleep Nrem or impatient sleep of the eyes has four phases and each phase has its own unique properties. Sleep Rem includes several physiological changes, including increased brain activity, eye movement, accelerated breathing and muscle relaxation. This muscle relaxation involves paralysis of the main voluntary muscles, while increased brain activity causes dreams. This allows them intensively and sometimes violently. During the Rem sleeping AOSBO with RBD, speaking, punching, sitting, grabbing, jumped out of bed, sleep and sleep horrors. The body can also be very tight for a few seconds or even minutes. These activities usually but not always, are limited to the bed and its surroundingsAnd sometimes a sleeping partner can be injured.

A person with RBD will usually remember little if anything at all, of these activities, if he accidentally hurts and wakes up. However, they can usually remember the dreams they had during the episode. These dreams usually include physical or violent activities such as fighting, attack or running.

Rem behavior disorder has been found to be the most common among men aged 15 and 100 years. Only a tenth of those suffering from RBDs are women. The cause of the sleep behavior disorder of Remje unknown, but the onset is often associated with several degenerative neurological conditions, such as Parkinson's disease and atrophy of the multisystem. Sometimes Rem behavior disorder disorder disorder may also be due to alcohol or drug collection. Treatment of REM behavior disorder include sleep monitoring, treatment and exclusion of possible other causes.