RE: narcolepsy, sleep apnea test, ProVigil

[Guest guest]

Greetings Lou !

You noted:

> He has no apnea episodes that I am aware of --

> has been active at night for many, many year,

> laughing, stating formulas, and striking out.

> He has even walked in his sleep a few times.

It sounds more like REM Behavior Disorder. Unfortunately, this can also

lead to excessive daytime sleepiness. There are medications to control it.

It would be wise to talk with a sleep specialist about this. Bringing it

under control can improve his ability to cope with other symptoms. Might

not change them, but the world always looks better with good sleep under

your belt.

Regards,

=jbf=

B. Fisher