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When does narcolepsy start to affect person?

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Any age: But usually in 20s to 30s. Polysomnogram (sleep study) and multiple sleep latency tests will help diagnose this condition for which a number of useful therapies are available.

Answered 9/7/2012

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Usually as teenager: Narcolepsy usually has its onset during the teenage years. However, it is common to take many years to actually make the diagnosis. Children as young as 4 have been diagnosed with this chronic condition.

Answered 2/13/2013

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