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Narcolepsy

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  • Narcolepsy and Kids

    Mayo Clinic doctors study effects of narcolepsy on children. Narcolepsy in children is relatively uncommon, but when present, can be devastating if left untreated. Children with narcolepsy fall asleep suddenly, are very tired during the day, have difficulty concentrating, often have behavioral issues, and can also have cataplexy. Many children with narcolepsy go undiagnosed or are treated for other disorders. There is no cure, but medical treatment can be effective. This segment tells the story of a 13-year-old girl who has the disorder.

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