In the early hours of the morning, the door of the house was open and the 27-year-old woman was gone!
She had already slept at home, but at dawn she found that she had actually crossed the mountains all the way to the mountain, and her clothes were full of grass.
On September 21, a bizarre incident occurred in a residential area of Xiuyue Street in Zhongshan District, Dalian City. The family suspected that the girl should be sleepwalking.
During this time, she climbed over the parapet and crossed the road, but fortunately she was not injured. When the family found her in the corridor of the residential building, she was still asleep...
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In the early hours of the morning, the woman sleeping at home was gone
Ai Jia (pseudonym), a 27-year-old woman, lives in a residential area of Xiuyue Street in Zhongshan District, Dalian City. On the evening of September 20, Aijia went to bed as usual. At 5 a.m. on the 21st, Mr. Fan, a family member, found that Aijia, who had been sleeping at home, was missing.
The door was not closed, leaving a slit; her phone was still at home, where had anyone gone?
Mr. Fan and other family members immediately began to search around the community and tried to find clues through surveillance video. But after looking for most of the day, there was no trace of Aijia.
After receiving the request for help, the Dalian Zhongshan Blue Sky Rescue Team deployed its forces to carry out a search operation.
At about 4 o'clock in the afternoon of the 21st, when the family searched in the corridor of the residential building in the community, they found the whereabouts of Aijia. At this time, she was sleeping in the corridor.
Aijia is a normal girl, why does she sleep here?
She said she found herself in the mountains
When Aijia woke up, her words surprised her family.
How she got out of the house, she can't tell. All Edha remembered was that at dawn she found herself on a hill. At that time, she was covered in grass, and it was obvious that she had crossed the mountains to get here. She realized that something was wrong and prepared to go down the hill to get home. After descending the mountain, she fell asleep again in a daze until she was found by her family.
The whole time, she only remembered the part of herself on the mountain.
During this time, Aijia once climbed over the guardrail and crossed the road. Fortunately, she did not fall into the ditch or be injured by a vehicle.
Mr. Fan said that in the early morning and at noon of the same day, the family had searched the corridor. Usually, residents of the community travel by elevator, and few people climb stairs. From the time point of view, the time for Aijia to return to the residential building from the mountain should be in the afternoon.
Family: She should be sleepwalking
The family judged that Aijia's behavior should be sleepwalking.
Last year, when AiJia was working in Shaanxi, a similar situation occurred. At that time, Aijia had inexplicably disappeared at night, and then she returned to her place of residence on her own.
This time, because Aijia has no memory of the things along the way, where she sleepwalked is still a mystery for the time being.
Mr. Fan said that he would take Aijia to the hospital for examination and find out where the problem was, so that he could treat the symptoms.
Sleepwalking is a sleep disorder
Doctors say sleepwalking is a normal physiological phenomenon, also known as "sleepwalking," which is neurologically interpreted as a sleep disorder. In general, the cells of the human brain are in a state of inhibition when they are asleep, if the nerves that innervate the movement of the human body are in an abnormal state of excitement at this time, then it will cause people to sleepwalk, usually manifested as suddenly getting up and moving in a state of deep sleep, and when the action is completed, they will fall back to sleep, and wake up the next day without knowing anything about sleepwalking behavior at night.
Sleepwalking mostly occurs in childhood (6 to 12 years old), lasts for several years, and can disappear on its own after entering puberty.
Studies have found that sleepwalking is hereditary. If your parents, siblings suffer from sleepwalking, your own chances of sleepwalking are much higher than those of ordinary people.
In addition to genetic factors, the occurrence of sleepwalking is also related to sleep: lack of sleep, irregular sleep, psychological stress, and frequent drunkenness. In addition, taking certain sedative hypnotics, nerve relaxants, nerve stimulants or antihistamines, etc., or having some diseases may also lead to sleepwalking, such as arrhythmias, fever, gastroesophageal reflux, asthma attacks, seizures, etc.
In the movie "Heidi and Grandpa", the girl Heidi sleepwalks because she misses her hometown.
Sleepwalkers should be guided back to bed
"Don't wake up the sleepwalker, or he might die suddenly!" Folk rumors often have such rumors.
So, is this statement scientific? The reporter consulted a professional doctor on this issue. Doctors say that waking up sleepwalkers doesn't actually make them crazy, demented or suddenly die.
But when sleepwalkers are forcibly awakened, it is likely to lead to a brief confusion in consciousness. For example, they will act confused, confused, and frightened; after being forcibly awakened, they are in a confused state of cognitive impairment and are likely to engage in some violent aggression.
"In real life, there are indeed cases of sudden death after sleepwalkers are awakened, but most of them are because sleepwalkers have heart diseases, and after being forced to wake up, because they are frightened too much, the heart cannot bear it for a while, resulting in tragedy."
Doctors say if there is a family member or roommate sleepwalking
It should be handled according to the actual situation
For example, if there is a risk of falling off a building
It is necessary to adopt methods such as soft calling
Wake it up
For the average sleepwalker
It is better to guide them
Back to bed to sleep