3. Narcolepsy
A long-term sleep problem that significantly impairs alertness during the day. Although the exact cause of narcolepsy is unknown, genetic factors and abnormal brain signalling may have an impact. Acute sleep attacks are a symptom of narcolepsy. There might be a sudden decrease of muscular tone and hallucinations.
4. Obstructive Sleep Apnea Hypopnea
It is a kind of sleep disorder in which airflow stops or significantly decreases while breathing effort is present. It is the most prevalent kind of sleep breathing problem and is distinguished by recurring episodes of upper airway collapse while you’re asleep.