Dereddy Mamatha Author

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Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Sleep Behavior Disorder

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Dereddy Mamatha

Normally during (Rapid Eye Movement REM) sleep, the body experiences temporary paralysis of most of the body’s muscles while the brain is active and dreaming. This allows us to dream quietly and safely throughout the night. For people with REM rest conduct problem, loss of motion doesn't happen during the REM stage. All things being equal, their body and voice play out their fantasies while they stay sleeping. Short of what one percent of individuals are assessed to have REM rest conduct disorder1. It generally starts after age 50, and the sickness is related with other neurodegenerative problems, including Parkinson's infection, Lewy body dementia, and different framework decay. Indications regularly deteriorate with time. The con... view more»

DOI: 10.37532/jsdtc.2021.10(1).253

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