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What is the definition or description of: cataplexy attacks?
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Cataplexy attacks: Cataplexy attacks = sudden onset but brief bouts of marked muscle weakness which can cause someone to collapse. These may be related to narcolepsy or strong emotions.
Answered 5/17/2017
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