It takes the form of recurrent headbanging, headrolling, or bodyrocking. The individual also may moan or hum. These activities may occur just before falling asleep or during sleep. Medical or psychological problems are rarely associated with rhythmic-movement disorder. Behavior treatment may be effective in severe cases.
Sleep talking is a normal phenomenon and is of no medical or psychological importance.
However, severe bruxism may be associated with sleep disruption. A sleep study can determine the degree of disruption. In severe cases, mouth devices may help or reduce dental injury. All rights reserved. All products or services mentioned are trademarks or service marks of their respective owners.