The DSM-5 identifies sleeping too much and a significant loss of appetite as symptoms associated with

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Both sleeping too much (hypersomnia) and a significant loss of appetite (weight loss or decrease in appetite) are two of the diagnostic criteria for major depressive disorder according to the DSM-5. Dissociative identity disorder and antisocial personality disorder are not typically associated with these symptoms, and while some individuals with PTSD may experience sleep disturbances, hypersomnia is not a common symptom.

The DSM-5 Identifies Sleeping Too Much and a Significant Loss