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Encyclopedia > Sleep Hyperhydrosis

Sleep hyperhidrosis is the occurrence of excessive sweating during sleep.


Causes

  1. Hypothalamic lesions
  2. Epilepsy
  3. Cerebral and brain stem strokes
  4. Cerebral palsy
  5. Head injury
  6. Familial dysautonomia

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Glossary of sleep-related terms (3462 words)
Person who habitually and spontaneously sleeps substantially less in a 24-hour period than is expected for a person in his or her age group, and does not have excessive sleepiness.
Incomplete arousal from slow wave sleep accompanied by a state of intense fear and agitation sometimes experienced, especially by children, on awakening from a stage of sleep not associated with dreaming but characterized by extremely vivid hallucinations.
sleep disorder characterized by a deep creeping, or crawling sensation in the legs that tends to occur when an individual is not moving.
Sleep Definitions (8449 words)
Sleep Disorders - A broad range of illnesses arising from many causes, including; dysfunctional sleep mechanisms, abnormalities in physiological functions during sleep, abnormalities of the biological clock, and sleep disturbances that are induced by external factors.
Sleep Stage Demarcation - The significant polysomnographic characteristics that distinguish the boundaries of the sleep stages.
An example is the timing of sleep onset with respect to body temperature; sleep onset tends to occur at the same time of each temperature cycle, usually close to the minimum temperature.
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