Hypnophobia

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Till today, scientific researchers are having much difficulty to distinguish between the hundred types of sleep disorders which affect a wide variety of the global population. The field of medical science has not been able to decipher the exact causes of sleepwalking and night fears despite the numerous assumptions that have been made over years. Also known as hypnophobia and somniphobia, this sleep disorder is very common among children, adults and elders similarly. From an in-depth perspcetive, the field of psychology has determined hypnophobia as being the creation of the unconscious mind which thinks that everything is dangerous. This sleep disorder usually involves a feeling of control loss and repeating nightmares. Scientists have brought up evidence showing that hypnophobia can be the outcome of sleep terror, traumatic event and past experiences. Psychologists and psychiatrists advance that hypnophobia possesses many signs and symptoms like: confusion, shortness of breath, rapid breathing, sweating, sleepiness, drowsiness...