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I was diagnosed with narcolepsy this wednesday, but have always suffered from night eating syndrome as well. is there a correlation?
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Not primarily: Your eating disorder is best viewed as a co-morbidity, but may change if you are more alert and active during the day, so possible that this issue may be affected by your new treatments.
Answered 3/30/2013
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