Published on: 6/20/2025
People with narcolepsy often experience hallucinations that can be visual, like seeing things that aren't there, or auditory, like hearing sounds that aren't real.
People with narcolepsy can experience hallucinations, especially when they are falling asleep or waking up. These hallucinations can be visual, meaning they see things that aren't there. For example, they might see shapes, people, or even animals. Sometimes, these hallucinations can also be auditory, where they might hear sounds or voices that aren't actually happening.
These experiences can be very vivid and sometimes frightening, but they are a recognized part of narcolepsy. If anyone is struggling with these symptoms, it's important to talk to a healthcare professional. For additional support, you can visit 988lifeline.org.
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