This is sad. We are a bunch of old men sitting around talking about our Apnea...
Not me...
...now, to be truthful, I've never been "tested" to see if I have it, but from what is being described here, I don't seem to have any of the symptoms.
I'm just glad that those that have it are finding that the machines really help.
...now, to be truthful, I've never been "tested" to see if I have it, but from what is being described here, I don't seem to have any of the symptoms.
I'm just glad that those that have it are finding that the machines really help.
I also have OSA (both the sleep disorder and the forum) and the Resmed Airsense CPAP. I use a nasal mask as I naturally sleep with my mouth closed. The sleep doctor gave me a choice--come back for a titration study or take the Airsense CPAP. He said the insurance company preferred the CPAP as it was cheaper than the second study.
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I used to wake up completely out of breath. This machine solves it and is confirmed by the VA (via stats from machine ) that it is effective. I do not enjoy the the uninterrupted sleep other folks talk about. I still wake every hour or two so don't expect this to be a cure all. But it is a deterrent .
Another benefit of cpap, Doc told me getting up to pee at night would improve with cpap. I didn't believe him, but as soon as I started using it, the nightly trips were cut in half. A year and a half in and I'm sold!
I'm 43...but know guys younger than me that have it. The sleep tech told me that the #1 "type" of person that has it are female athletes in their 20s.
Oh, and from what I've read online, as far as the sleep trend apps go, the one taht is highly recommended is called sleepyhead.
they took it out on us by serving chicken nonstop for 14 days
Kids can have it too!
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