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Exploding head syndrome is a rare and relatively undocumented parasomnia event in which the subject experiences a loud bang in their head similar to a bomb exploding, a gun going off, a clash of cymbals or any other form of loud, indecipherable noise that seems to originate from inside the head.
Contrary to the name, exploding head syndrome has no elements of pain, swelling or any other physical trait associated with it.
They may be perceived as having bright flashes of light accompanying them, or result in shortness of breath, though this is likely caused by the increased heart rate of the subject after experiencing it. It most often occurs just before deep sleep, and sometimes upon coming out of deep sleep.
originally posted by: starwae
And one this from this Exploding head syndrom thing nobody has answered,what about the images I see in this flash of light? like the man? I see that bright flashing light is part of EHS but I haven't heard of the images.Why would I be seeing random images.
originally posted by: starwae
a reply to: Realtruth
And one this from this Exploding head syndrom thing nobody has answered,what about the images I see in this flash of light? like the man? I see that bright flashing light is part of EHS but I haven't heard of the images.Why would I be seeing random images.