“Narcolepsy is generally treated using a “multi-modal” approach, i.e. medication, regular sleep programmes, planned naps and psychotherapy.Firstly, regardless of the cause of narcolepsy, patients should be given a proper understanding…
The earliest description of sleep apnea goes back to ancient Greek mythology about Bacchylus. Born in 360 BC, he was the son of Zeus and the god in charge of…
If a newborn baby is drowsy, does not wake up and does not eat milk, it is generally considered to be a sign of critical condition. Go to the hospital…
Before menstruation, some women may experience drowsiness and weakness, but it is not specific and cannot be taken as a direct sign of menstruation. There are many reasons for drowsiness…
The desire to sleep is a neurological disorder in which the associated nervous system is involved, causing changes in its conduction processes and the occurrence of uninhibitable sleep. There are several…
Patients with narcolepsy mostly present with irresistible daytime sleepiness and sleepiness unrelated to nighttime sleep, which in turn affects school, work and daily life. Patients with narcolepsy exhibit symptoms of excessive…
The causes of narcolepsy are varied, with the following common causesSleep deprivation due to work or other external factors; abuse of substances such as alcohol and cannabis; sleep aids and…
Somnolence is an early manifestation of a disorder of consciousness. Narcolepsy is associated with different symptoms or signs, and the corresponding possible pathologies are different. Patients with narcolepsy show excessive prolonged…
The desire to sleep all the time indicates that the body is in a state of suboptimal health. The reasons for always wanting to sleep are many, and in general…
Sleeping Beauty Syndrome, scientifically known as Klein-Levin Syndrome, or KLS for short, or commonly known as Sleeping Beauty Disease, is a rare neurological abnormality. The main characteristic is sleepiness, the…