Man intermittently shakes after falling asleep

In our lives, we may find that some men have intermittent tremors after falling asleep, but they don’t know anything the next day. Some people think that this may be because men have excessive work pressure or other mental pressure during the day, which causes some physical twitching. These twitches will appear when they are very relaxed, that is, when they are sleeping. So let’s understand why men have intermittent tremors after falling asleep!

1. Causes of physiological muscle twitching (intermittent tremors of hands and feet during sleep)

1. Overwork

High stress during the day, excessive anxiety and tension, extreme physical fatigue, or severe lack of sleep can cause people to enter the dream stage early during sleep, resulting in the physiological phenomenon of sudden tremors in the limbs.

2. Incorrect sleeping posture

Sleeping on your back, sleeping on your stomach, covering your head with a quilt, putting your hands on your chest, or using a quilt that is too thick can all increase the load on the heart, slowing down blood circulation and causing breathing problems, leading to conditioned reflexes in the limbs that are not controlled by the brain.

3. Calcium deficiency

If the body lacks calcium and the calcium content in the blood is low, the muscle nerves will become overexcited, causing occasional twitching of the limbs.

2. Epilepsy

If this has happened many times, it should be that the symptoms of epilepsy are not very serious when it occurs. With active and correct treatment, you can gradually recover. For the treatment of epilepsy, it is recommended that you use traditional Chinese medicines such as Gastrodia elata, amber, antelope horn, musk, bupleurum, cinnamon twig, calamus, green yang ginseng, white silkworm, uncaria, sheep epilepsy grass, mother of pearl, iron gall powder, halberd, and licorice. The effect is fast and accurate. Many patients do not stop after being cured. The active ingredients of these drugs can easily pass through the blood-brain barrier, directly penetrate the core tissue of the lesion, inhibit the abnormal discharge of brain tissue cells, quickly compete with interstitial neuroreceptors, and repair damaged brain nerve cells at the same time, fundamentally curing the stubborn disease of epilepsy. This prescription successfully breaks through the traditional treatment method of only controlling but not eradicating the root cause, and has completely cured tens of thousands of epilepsy patients who have been unable to be cured for a long time.