What does your guest know about night terrors?

Is the limb movement disorder Mr. Randall said his sleep study found different from restless leg syndrome?

The lack of sleep paralysis during sleep that he described sounds like the flip side of the aspect of narcolepsy in which sleep paralysis occurs while the person is awake. Is anyone investigating whether there's any relationship between these 2 disorders?

Also I find Mr. Randall's comments interesting as I am a female. He said most sleep walkers are male.

The guest mentioned he has Periodic Limb Movement disorder, does he also have restless leg syndrome and how are they related?

can you ask him if he suffered high fever as a child? My son sleep walks and i attribute it start when he suffered a high fever which caused a febriel seizure.

I have walked in my sleep since I was a child. As I get older I do it much more often. Have woken up in my car, turning on the faucet and even sitting on my front porch. I also talk in my sleep but the walking really worries me. I wonder why the episodes have increased as I age?