- Sometimes sensitive individuals and children experience night terrors
Night terrors are one of the many sleep conditions that a person may experience, and experiencing sleep paralysis may indicate that a person is actually experiencing recurrent night terrors due to something else.
Typically, children experience night terrors, which are considered perfectly typical up to a certain age. Children frequently wake up screaming from a nightmare or may sleepwalk as a result, only to awaken in a frenzy when they find themselves in an unfamiliar environment.
If they persist with age, consult a physician: It is a recognized sleep disorder that can be diagnosed, managed, and treated with medical assistance.
When night terrors cause sleepwalking, they have the potential to guide sleepwalkers — both adults and children — into potentially dangerous situations. Again, this should emphasize the significance of seeing a doctor as soon as the need becomes apparent.
