Category: Neurosurgery

Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder which is common lately. Apnea is defined as the cessation of breathing during sleep.

Night hag syndrome is a way to define sleep paralysis, scientifically 'recurrent isolated sleep paralysis'.

Insomnia, a common type of sleep disorder, causes a person to have difficulty falling asleep.

Nomophobia, which is the short pronunciation of the English word no mobile phone phobia, is defined as the fear of being away from a mobile phone.

The constant desire to sleep is called hypersomnia in the medical literature.

Hypnic jerk, known in the medical world as sleep jerk, is popularly known as a jump in sleep or a fall in a dream.

Epilepsy is a chronic neurological disorder characterized by recurrent seizures. It occurs when normal nerve cell activity in your brain is disrupted or interrupted, causing a wide variety of seizure-related symptoms.

Headache, is a kind of ache occurs at head. Sometimes it occurs at neck, shoulders and at upper side of the back.