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  1. ... due to strong emotions (cataplexy). Also, unlike narcolepsy, naps in IH are usually not refreshing. ... the teens or young adulthood. They include: Daytime naps that do not relieve drowsiness Difficulty waking from ...
  2. ... common for babies to take 1 to 4 naps a day, each lasting 30 minutes to 2 ... By around 18 months, children only need one nap each day. The nap should not be close ...
  3. ... for a while, before they take a long nap. Try to nap when your baby does. If you need a ...
  4. ... takes you to fall asleep during a daytime nap. People with narcolepsy fall asleep much faster than ... better at work and in social situations. Plan naps during the day when you typically feel tired. ...
  5. ... more often? The correct answer is taking a nap. All the other situations listed above may affect ...
  6. ... enough rest. Sleep more at night and take naps during the day. Also, take short rest periods ...
  7. ... If you have trouble sleeping at night, take naps during the day.
  8. ... 10 hour of sleep each night. Take daytime naps if needed. It is even better to start ...
  9. ... may also help to take rest breaks or naps every day.
  10. ... that can help alleviate leg cramps. Take short naps during the day to make up for lost ...
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