<unk> somnia, also known as<unk> , is a distinct form of parasomnia, or an abnormal activity that occurs while an individual is asleep.<unk> somnia is characterized by an individual engaging in<unk> ual acts while in non-rapid eye movement (NREM)<unk> ual behaviors that result from<unk> somnia are not to be mistaken with normal nocturnal<unk> ual behaviors, which do not occur during NREM<unk> ual behaviors that are viewed as normal during sleep and are accompanied by extensive research and documentation include nocturnal emissions, nocturnal erections, and sleep orgasms.<unk> somnia can present in an individual with other pre-existing sleep-related disorders.<unk> somnia is most often diagnosed in males beginning in adolescence. Although they may appear to be fully awake, individuals who have<unk> somnia often have no recollection of the<unk> ual behaviors they exhibit while asleep. As a result, the individual that they share the bed with notices and reports the<unk> ual behavior. In some cases, a medical diagnosis of<unk> somnia has been used as a criminal defense in court for alleged<unk> ual assault and rape cases.
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