What is a disorder characterized by uncontrollable episodes of falling asleep during the day?
Correct answer: Narcolepsy
Sir_Rickster
narcolepsy can be successfully treated, proper diet, exercise, and proper non snoring sleep. I know
Laine
Trevor, Try the nose mask.Not the full face mask. I sleep a lot better since I switched masks
TJ SISTA
I wouldn't like to have what they have. Bummer....
Trevor
GixerRat, I wear the mask at night for sleep apnea. Trouble is, the mask keeps me awake.
Tom
not related to narcolepsy,
if you don't sleep well, and have a sore jaw in the morning. Ask your doctor, dentist about bruxism, teeth grinding at night.
It is my problem.
Summer
Stefan,
I know you do! Lol lol
Player #26413474
have you ever heard anything about Naruto episode, it's so nice
heyyou2017
Laine, narcoleptics do not sleep with masks. people with sleep apnea do.
K9Queen
Even though this is a question about Narcolepsy, many are talking about sleep apnea. So I'll mention it too. I also have sleep apnea but I have the less common version of it called Central Sleep Apnea. In CSA your brain doesn't send proper signals to the muscles that control breathing. In the more common obstructive sleep apnea you can't breathe normally because of upper airway obstruction. Wearing a mask attatched to a C-PAP Machine works for only OSA. My type isn't treatable. I'm always tired.
rawr
ugh.. i kinda wish i could sleep this easily, but at the same time no..
GixerRat
Player #28825483, I have sleep apnea. you wake through the night because you stop breathing. Treated by wearing a pressurised mask for bed.
Larissa
Player #28825483, Are you talking about "Sleep Paralysis" or "Sleep Apnea"? 😁
DawnyC
That is similar to sleep apnea, because you don’t actually go into deep sleep , and wake up a few times during the night you are still tired during the day and can fall asleep at anytime