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Hypersomnia Symptoms

Symptoms of hypersomnia may include:

  • Persistent or recurrent extreme daytime sleepiness and difficulty remaining awake.
  • Prolonged sleep of 10 or more hours without feeling refreshed.
  • Difficulty waking in the morning or after a nap (sometimes called “sleep drunkenness”), potentially accompanied by confusion or combative behavior.
  • Unrefreshing, nonrestorative daytime naps.
  • Anxiety, irritability, decreased energy, or restlessness.
  • Slowed thinking or speech, difficulty concentrating, and memory problems.
  • Headaches, loss of appetite, or hallucinations.

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Updated 2026-08-30

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