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You've already seen someone roll in their sleep? Most of us have seen people sleeping or talking in your sleep, or I could do this ourselves. Over the last two years I have seen and learned about the GDR. The first time I saw him I was shocked, I was so scared in my life. I slept next to a very close friend of mine when she woke me up. I came to see what she puts me up and not sleep in her running back and forth in a repetitive rhythm that was very alarming. I'm terrified. I did not know what happens. It seemed she was out of control, I called his name a little, and she awoke. This morning I shared with them what I saw, and she had no idea she did. I began studying why she rolled in a movement like this in his sleep and that's what I found.

RMD is known as rhythmic movement disorder, which is applicable to any type of coherent motion when the movement sleep stage. This normally occurs primarily in young children and infants. This occurs just before sleep and light sleep during the game. In collaboration with the movement, perhaps whisper, also at a rate or make another type of throat sounds, these sounds can be quite difficult without the person noticing. There are three types of MDM: roll / rock, bang his head and rolling his head. My friend was a young adult when I saw MDM occur during sleep. So my question is, why a young adult if they RDA normally occurs in babies in children?

What I found in the following sense. Adults who may be connected to the GDR did not have enough contact with humans in their childhood or infancy. My friend lost both parents at an early age and was institutionalized. Today, she lives in an institution. The roll / rock is not the only movement which can be seen with the GDR, you can also see:

Movements of the head backward, then forward a forceful manner. This repeated motion occurs normally when when the person is face down. Of Directors or the upper body is lifted and then forced to slam against the object is lying on him;

Move side to side while lying on his back, his head in the same way by force;

Swing the whole body, supported by his hands and knees;

Swing upper body while sitting;

Rock and press the body against a wall several times while in a standing position and bang the back of the head again and again, sometimes against a wall or border.

You can also see everyone in the compound at the same time. MSY causes are unknown, we only have theories. Hyperactivity may be a cause, such as autism. Some adults were invited to "rock", before going to sleep? Their response was that the movement calmed and comforted them in their sleep, I am reminded of the movement when they were children being lulled to sleep by parents or caregivers.

The treatment is the time of the GDR. Most of those GDR "lost" before the age of five. Infants GDR showing violent movements guy can be helped by simply placing padding under and around him. If the steps in the GDR even higher life, it can interfere with daily social events. Personally, I found it extremely important to discuss with caregivers, family members, and the baby-sitter who cares if it was the GDR.

MDM episodes can occur at any time during the night while sleeping. Sometimes, the GDR may occur during quiet activities when awake, for example, when listening to music. SEER action, but it happens quickly, one in two movements take place in each every two seconds. The episodes often last no more than a total of fifteen minutes. Movements normally stop when you hear a noise or a voice or a movement that is seen or felt. MDM happens when the night is not remember the day you will see that not even he realizes he does.