英语释义

• a sleep disorder characterized by sudden and uncontrollable episodes of deep sleep;

  "he believes that narcolepsy is attributable to an inability to suppress REM sleep during waking"

片语

narcolepsy syndrome发作性睡病

cataplexy and narcolepsy猝睡癥

Narcolepsy and cataplexy其他睡眠疾患

sleep disorder narcolepsy嗜睡型睡眠障碍

narcolepsy-cataplexy猝倒癥

NARCOLEPSY Y嗜睡癥

American Narcolepsy Association美国发作性睡眠协会

英汉例句

• narcolepsy is thought to be caused by a genetic glitch that prevents the body from either absorbing or producing enough of the neurochemical hypocretin.

  据认为，阻止身体吸收或产生足够的影响神经系统的下丘脑分泌素的基因失灵引起嗜眠癥。

• although those with narcolepsy can「t do a lot to change how others may view them, they can do a lot to manage their disorder. here」s how.

  虽然患了嗜睡癥的人没法改变多少他人的看法，但是他们能极大地改善自己的癥状。做法如下

• further studies are required to explore the functional relationship between the mx2 gene and narcolepsy pathophysiology.

  目前还需要进一步的研究去发现mx2与发作性睡病在病理生理机制方面的功能联系。

• but the worst thing is when people see someone with narcolepsy fall asleep.they simply assume that they「re lazy.

  但是最可恶的是当他人看到一些嗜睡癥患者打瞌睡时就简单地认为他们太懒了。

• narcolepsy is apparently caused by a genetic glitch that prevents the body from either absorbing or producing enough of the neurochemical hypocretin.

  嗜睡癥似乎是由基因遗传导致的，该遗传会是人体无法吸收或产生足够的神经下视丘分泌素。

• the medicine is already approved to fight narcolepsy and sleepiness related to shift work.

  此药已经获準用于治疗因倒班产生的嗜睡和瞌睡癥状。

• researchers have found that narcolepsy may be caused by an irregularity to the brain cells which control the sleep hormone hypocretin。

  研究人员发现，嗜睡癥可能是由于控制睡眠的荷尔蒙下视丘分泌素分泌失调造成的。

• an estimated 25,000 people in the uk suffer from narcolepsy but many remain undiagnosed due to the varying nature of the symptoms。

  据估计，英国大约有2万5千人患有嗜睡癥，但很多人因为癥状性质不同难以确诊。

• narcolepsy is a lifelong condition, but narcoleptics who make certain lifestyle changes and seek medical help can reduce symptoms, improve alertness and enjoy a full and active life.

  嗜睡癥是终身的，但是嗜睡者可以通过改变生活方式和药物治疗减轻癥状，改善人体的灵敏度，享受充实积极的生活。

• narcolepsy affects around 30, 000 people in the uk and about 70 per cent of them also have cataplexy.

  在英国，大约有三万人患有嗜睡癥，其中70%的人会昏厥。

• narcolepsy isn」t the easiest sleep disorder to live with.

  嗜睡癥可不是什么好相与的睡眠疾病。

• like most cataplexy sufferers, ms underwood is also battling narcolepsy - a condition that makes her drop off to sleep without warning.

  就和其他晕厥的人一样，underwood也需要对抗嗜睡癥的问题，这是一种会在毫无预警的情况下突然睡着的疾病。

• diagnosis of narcolepsy can take a very long time, sometimes more than one year, or even up to several decades.

  嗜睡癥的诊断要花很长的时间，有时会超过一年，甚至要好几十年。