Consciousness is awake but the eyes cannot be opened. It may be related to excessive fatigue, which is usually caused by sleeping too late at night, or fatigue and drowsiness caused by prolonged eye use, watching TV, playing cell phones or computer games before going to bed. People suffering from neurasthenia and excessive anxiety, depression or side effects from taking certain psychiatric drugs may also experience the symptoms of being conscious, but not being able to keep their eyes open. If the symptoms are accompanied by a body that wants to move but cannot move, it may be related to nightmares, which are usually caused by excessive tension, stress, emotional instability, fast-paced life, and inability to reduce stress. Patients should ensure the time and quality of sleep, participate in more outdoor exercises, and can take medications such as tranquilizer and tranquilizer pills for the brain.