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Rapid Eye Movement Behavior Disorder |
Sleeping Problems (Home) > Rapid Eye Movement Behavior Disorder > Rapid Eye Movement Behavior Disorder Treatment Rapid Eye Movement Behavior Disorder: Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention
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Random Sleeping Tip |
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| You must tell your kids that there is a fixed time for them to go to bed so that they can learn and adapt to a routine. It is not only good for them but it is best for you too because after the kids are asleep you can finish up the rest of the day, fix your papers, do the laundry and can listen to some relaxing songs and then going to sleep. If the children are going to bed late then your going to bed would be late too and this would effect the entire routine and if your routine is shaken then you would be going through sleep deprivation, so it is best to follow a strict sleep routine every night. | ||
Rapid Eye Movement Behavior Disorder (RBD) is a treatable condition.
The standard therapy is the anti-convulsant drug clonazepam, and works well in restoring REM Atonia (muscle paralysis) during REM sleep in RBD sufferers. How this drug works to restore REM Atonia is unclear, however it is thought to suppress muscle activity, rather than directly restoring atonia.
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