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Is it common to sleep talk and sleep walk?

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Dr. Christopher Wilson answered

Specializes in Sleep Medicine

Reasonably: Up to 15% of children sleep walk/talk. It's less common in adults.

Answered 12/12/2012

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My 6 yr old is sleep walking she gets out of bed and walks and talks during the night hours and it's happening almost every night.Should I be worried?

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Im stressed out for a couple of weeks and become irritated when someone keeps talking to you, with also having symptoms such as headache, waking up and going back to sleep at night, and feels like there sick, can they get a common cold or what is it?

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Is a slow walk outside for a couple hours by myself ok after about 6 days into a common cold? I have a mild sore throat, mild cough. Not really fevering. I have energy and I dont feel like sitting indoors all day. I sleep well. Is this safe?

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