Recurrent hypersomnia: Report of medication-responsive cases.

Introduction: Recurrent hypersomnia (RH) is a rare disorder without established treatment.

Methods: We report 2 RH medication-responsive cases with typical characteristics of Kleine-Levin syndrome (KLS).

Case-reports: A 10 y.

Benign fasciculations responsive to gabapentin.

Fasciculations are symptoms present in a broad spectrum of conditions, ranging from normal manifestations to motor neuron diseases. They also represent the main picture of benign fasciculation syndrome. We report a case of such syndrome: a 48-years-old woman complaining about fasciculations for three decades who remained with the symptoms even after the compensation of a disclosed hyperthyroidism.