Night terrors mostly occur in children of age 3 to 8 years old. Night terror is not very common in adults or grown up children but some cases have been reported in which adults also faced night terrors. The cause of this night terror is regarded to be unresolved psychological. People who are not calm or are suffering from some very extreme situations in their personal lives usually face these night terrors because their mind is in conflict most of the times. Such people are traumatized in night may be because of bad dreams or reappearance of some bad situation.
As mentioned this problem is more frequent among children and this is why the reason because of which they face it are also mere. If a child is very attached to a particular toy and that toy is a misplaced or lost then that child face night terror. Similar situations trigger night terrors in children because their mind comes in a conflicting zone. It is noted that a person usually face a night trigger when he or she is half asleep. When that person awakes as a result of night terror he finds himself in a direst condition in which he is sweating, crying or screaming out of fear. In such situation children and adults usually takes 10-15 minutes to regain their calm suture. This is also regarded to be a condition of NREM sleep which is Non rapid eye movement sleep.
Night terrors can be eliminated out of a child’s life through hypnotism and appropriate medication. If your child is suffering from night terrors then your doctor will just ask you to reorganize the sleeping habits of your child because among children this phase usually disappear as a child grows into an adult. But a grown up person of your family is facing consistent night terrors then hypnotism is the perfect solution. Even doctors will ask that person to either self hypnotize or take hypnotism lessons from an expert. Night terrors can be eliminated out of a person’s life if he put in some efforts.
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