Monday, January 18, 2010

Mild Sleep Apnea I Have Been Recently Diagnozed With Mild Sleep Apnea. Do CPAP's Really Work?

I have been recently diagnozed with Mild Sleep Apnea. Do CPAP's really work? - mild sleep apnea

I know I need to lose weight. They say that sleep apnea will then disappear. I'm not going to use it every night, but I'm exhausted, tired all the time. If you make use the strength of my car to make any difference. Do you need to listen to others who contributed.

7 comments:

ilse72 said...

My husband has sleep apnea and CPAP is a blessing! He is not tired. He is more snoring. And I have no fear that wakes up one morning, because of apnea lasted too long (and yes, it can happen).

If you want to feel better, I suggest you do. Use Not to get money from you, as someone said. It really is a medical device designed to help you.

ilse72 said...

My husband has sleep apnea and CPAP is a blessing! He is not tired. He is more snoring. And I have no fear that wakes up one morning, because of apnea lasted too long (and yes, it can happen).

If you want to feel better, I suggest you do. Use Not to get money from you, as someone said. It really is a medical device designed to help you.

The Foosaaaah said...

If you're lucky.

Tikhacof... said...

My father has used one of them. There was a lot of trouble getting used to discuss them at night when sleeping. But if he did, was finally able to sleep better, to do and not so tired during the day. This has contributed significantly to

goodwitc... said...

It should also be made to correct air pressure for you, and then it will work. Ask provides the technology to provide you with. He knows he is not the best to wear, but his dream is very important and will lose a lot better in their efforts at weight when you do rest for good. May, in fact, too little sleep the only thing holding you back. Insist that you get properly set up the device, and you will not help, ask them to come back and adjust the pressure.

spedusou... said...

My husband has sleep apnea severity. The action plan has definitely helped.

I would say it can not hurt to try. Give him about 3 months for you to get the feeling of wearing the helmet fits and get to hear the roar of the air.

spedusou... said...

My husband has sleep apnea severity. The action plan has definitely helped.

I would say it can not hurt to try. Give him about 3 months for you to get the feeling of wearing the helmet fits and get to hear the roar of the air.

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