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Discover Ludwig"hypersomnia" is correct and can be used in written English
It is the term used to describe the condition of excessive sleepiness or sleeping longer than normal. For example: Sarah was diagnosed with hypersomnia and was advised to start taking regular naps throughout the day to help her get enough rest.
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hypersomnia
noun
Excessive sleepiness.
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Increased sleepiness, or hypersomnia, may be the cause of drowsiness or narcolepsy.
Other symptoms that occur concurrently with this form of depression include disruption in eating habits (poor appetite or overeating), disturbed sleeping pattern (insomnia or hypersomnia), low energy or fatigue, low self-esteem, poor concentration or difficulty making decisions, and a feeling of hopelessness.
Ten years ago, in "The Tormented President," Robert E. Gilbert, a political-science professor at Northeastern University, made a grim, one-sided case for Coolidge's having been, during the four years after his son's death, "a disabled chief executive" whose long naps must be seen not as endearingly Reaganesque but as a depressive manifestation of hypersomnia.
According to Morrisroe, "The International Classification of Sleep Disorders" recognizes more than 80 categories, including hypersomnia, narcolepsy, various breathing-related sleep disorders, REM behavior disorder, night terrors, painful erections and circadian-rhythm sleep disorder.
"It appears to be a plausible hypothesis that Dante's sleep, dreams, hallucinations and falls are all clues to a lifelong pathologic trait, and that Dante either knew of or had this rare central nervous system hypersomnia".
If the love object breaks off the relationship, the lover experiences signs of drug withdrawal, including protest, crying spells, lethargy, anxiety, insomnia or hypersomnia, loss of appetite or binge eating, irritability and loneliness.
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