Table 3.
Hypersomnolence in neurological disorders.
| Neurological Disorder | Hypersomnolence | Fatigue | Remarks | References |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Parkinson’s disease | 20–40 % | 30–70 % | Apathy in 10 % | [84–88] |
| Alzheimer disease | 20–50 % | [147] | ||
| Stroke | 20–40 % | 40–60 % | Often ENS in thalamic/sub-cortical stroke. | [78–80] |
| Epilepsy | 20–30 % | [148,149] | ||
| Multiple Sclerosis | 10–20 % | >70 % | Rarely symptomatic narcolepsy | [89,90,150] |
| Neuromuscular disorders | 20–40 % | 40–60 % | [151,152] | |
| Autoimmune/paraneoplastic | 28 % | 61–65 % | [153,154] | |
| Migraine/headache | 20–40 % | [155] | ||
| Narcolepsy | >95 % | >70 % | [156,157] | |
| Idiopathic hypersomnia | >95 % | >70 % | [2] | |
| RLS | 10–20 % | 20–40 % | [158] |
RLS: restless legs syndrome; ENS: excessive need for sleep.