Patients with cerebral infarction do not sleep and make noise at night may be related to the site of cerebral infarction, sleep dysfunction, stroke depression and anxiety and other reasons.
1. Site of infarction: usually frontal lobe and temporal lobe infarction will lead to mental symptoms, such as extreme tension, fear, excitement, etc., which will affect the sleep, and this symptom may cause patients with infarction to be unable to sleep at night, and may be accompanied by shouting, impulsive attack, etc.
2. Sleep dysfunction: generally more common in patients with severe cerebral infarction, due to prolonged bed rest and more sleep time during the day, sleep dysfunction may be induced, resulting in patients with cerebral infarction not sleeping and making noise at night.
3. Post-stroke depression and anxiety: after cerebral infarction, suffer from disability, economic pressure, quality of life decline, social activities, etc., it is more likely to produce depression and anxiety, and thus sleep disorders, which can be manifested as symptoms of sleeplessness and fussiness at night.
There are many other reasons why cerebral infarction patients can’t sleep at night, and it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time to avoid delaying the condition.