Recurrent hypersomnia

Recurrent hypersomnia:

Recurrent hypersomnia: Introduction

Recurrent hypersomnia: is a disorder characterized by recurrent episodes of hypersomnia that typically occur weeks or months apart. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Recurrent hypersomnia is available below.

Symptoms of Recurrent hypersomnia

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Recurrent rather than persistent sleepiness and features such as loud snoring, cataplexy, hypnagogic hallucination, or sleep paralysis are absent.
Neurologicalconditions that can present as RH include tumours in the third ventricle, complications of encephalitis
Head trauma
Cerebrovascular disease involving brain stem structures, petit mal absence status, or slit ventricle syndrome.
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Treatments for Recurrent hypersomnia

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Home Diagnostic Testing

Home medical testing related to Recurrent hypersomnia:

Sleep Disorders: Home Testing
- Home Sleep Tests
- Sleep Apnea Diagnostic Tests
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Wrongly Diagnosed with Recurrent hypersomnia?

Misdiagnosis of Recurrent hypersomnia
Failure to diagnose Recurrent hypersomnia
Hidden causes of Recurrent hypersomnia (possibly wrongly diagnosed)
Undiagnosed: Recurrent hypersomnia

Causes of Recurrent hypersomnia

Unknown
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Underlying causes of Recurrent hypersomnia

Misdiagnosis and Recurrent hypersomnia

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