A long-term neurological condition called narcolepsy interferes with the brain's capacity to control sleep and wakefulness. Excessive daytime drowsiness, unexpected sleep bouts, and occasionally cataplexy, sleep paralysis, or vivid nightmares are all symptoms of narcolepsy. The disorder itself is based on neurological alterations, frequently including low levels of hypocretin, even though symptoms can impact mood and day-to-day functioning. The goal of treatment is to control symptoms with medication and lifestyle changes. To increase alertness, doctors may suggest wakefulness-promoting medications like Waklert 150. An accurate diagnosis and close medical care are essential for long-term, successful treatment.