Is narcolepsy is serious or not?

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Narcolepsy is a severe illness. It is a long-term neurological condition that interferes with the brain's equilibrium between sleep and wakefulness. Serious effects on everyday functioning, safety, and quality of life can result from symptoms such excessive daytime drowsiness, cataplexy (sudden muscular weakness), and sleep paralysis. People who have narcolepsy may have trouble with driving, working, or interacting with others. Although narcolepsy may be managed with drugs like Waklert 150 (armodafinil), the condition is permanent and can cause social isolation and mental discomfort. In order to manage the disease and enhance wellbeing, a proper diagnosis and continued therapy are necessary.