Saturday 21 December 2013

Narcolepsy-A Neurological Disorder:

It is a neurological disorder triggered as a result of brain`s failure to regulate sleep-wake cycles. The patients suffering from this medical condition can experience excessive sleep during day time and cataplexy. Hallucinations, sleep-paralysis and Insomnia are some of the major symptoms of this disorder.
The researchers have discovered that the narcolepsy patients have blood T cells which react to a particular hyprocretin protein. T cells are an essential part of immune system which fights against infection. It might be possible to treat narcolepsy with an immune-suppressing therapy.
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