Sudden twitching while sleeping
Introduction
Introduction Suddenly twitching while sleeping, medically called intermittent nerves, adulthood. This is a natural phenomenon. But if it happens often, and it is very intense, it may be that blood calcium is low, causing nerves, muscle excitability, and convulsions. It is easy to be excited, anxious, awkward, muscle twitching, and suffocating.
Cause
Cause
The reason for unconscious convulsions during sleep is that many aspects are common in acute pancreatitis, damage to the parathyroid function, long-term intestinal fistula, timidity, etc., summarized as follows:
First, when people's mental stress is high, the brain's nerves are in a tight state, so it may cause convulsions.
Second, the body's calcium is lost in large quantities, and calcium deficiency leads to convulsions.
Third, lack of exercise, poor physical fitness is also the cause of convulsions.
Fourth, some people have potential epilepsy because they have a relatively obvious performance in an unconscious state.
5, before going to bed due to exercise or some cause muscle tension, muscles begin to relax after asleep, can also cause convulsions.
Examine
an examination
Related inspection
Serum calcium (Ca2+, Ca) blood routine
When I go to sleep, it sometimes seems to be a little symptomatic. The whole body (legs) is convulsed and convulsed, awakened, spontaneous, and convulsions without external interference. Serum calcium is less than 2mmol/L and serum magnesium is less than 0.75mmol/L.
When you fall asleep, the movement instructions connecting the brain and lower limbs are very weak. This phenomenon is the result of a misoperation caused by the reflexive instructions between the spinal cord and the lower extremities. One in five adult women has had this experience. More often than anemia, kidney problems or pregnant women.
Diagnosis
Differential diagnosis
A few times in the sleep, he was awakened by the lower extremity twitching, and it was difficult to sleep. It was a muscle clonic syndrome. In this case, it is necessary to seek medical advice for anti-reflection medication.
Many people have had the experience of calf cramps during sleep at night. Calf cramps are actually abnormal muscles and muscles that cause leg muscles or muscle groups. At this time, the tensile strength of the muscle bundle is significantly greater than the tensile strength of the muscle bundle when the muscles are normally contracted. Therefore, there is acidulence or comparison when the calf cramps. Intense painful feeling. In general, seizures can last for a few seconds or tens of seconds.
Cramps are a common name for convulsions and a manifestation of temporary disturbances in brain function. The movement of human muscles is controlled by the brain. When the brains that manage muscle movement are temporarily over-excited, muscle movements that cannot be controlled can occur, which can be limited to a certain group of muscles or body side, or to the whole body, that is, cramps.
When I go to sleep, it sometimes seems to be a little symptomatic. The whole body (legs) is convulsed and convulsed, awakened, spontaneous, and convulsions without external interference.
When you fall asleep, the movement instructions connecting the brain and lower limbs are very weak. This phenomenon is the result of a misoperation caused by the reflexive instructions between the spinal cord and the lower extremities. One in five adult women has had this experience. More often than anemia, kidney problems or pregnant women.
