Abstract
Hypersomnia in children and adolescence can be caused by various factors. The most frequent cause is chronically shortened sleep due to poor sleep hygiene. Sleep-related breathing disorders also lead to increased daytime fatigue. Recurrent phases of hypersomnia accompanied by abnormal behavior during these phases may indicate the Kleine-Levin syndrome.
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