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This Is Especially For Sleep Apnea Sufferers…

Wendy — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 00:21:22 +0000

By now almost everyone knows how dangerous Sleep Apnea can be. It can literally kill you. If it doesn’t, it can make your life a misery if you have a serious enough case. The CPAP machine is usually prescribed for severe sleep apnea, trouble is some people simply cannot sleep with a CPAP. Most people say that it’s the discomfort that keep them awake, the sensation of air on their face or the mask slipping. Turning over in bed becomes very diffecult and some folk feel they are chained to the CPAP machine. Others find the noise annoying, not of the machine itself, but the whoosing sound of the air.

Some people have become so disenchanted with the CPAP that they have stopped using them altogether and struggle on without any help. The good news is there are alternatives to the CPAP which are safe and comparitively non-invasive. Have a look at “Cure Your Sleep Apnea Without Cpap” for more information. There are case studies of people who have used these alternatives and have conquered their sleep apnea.

Hope this might help you if you’re a sleep apnea sufferer.

What Is Considered Severe Sleep Apnea?

Wendy — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 21:01:34 +0000

I was told I have on average 32 incidents an hour from the VA.
I read on the internet on some sites saying 20 to 40 is considered moderate sleep apnea, while other sites are saying over 30 is considered severe. It’s hard to tell what is moderate or severe because of the contradictory sites.
Does anyone have a concrete sight with information on this??

What Reason Besides Sleep Apnea Could Be Causing Severe Sleepiness?

Wendy — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 21:04:41 +0000

My CPAP is not making the severe sleepiness go away. I get so sleepy I trip over things and am like being drunk. Yes-the sleep apnea was severe.

Would You Recommend A Cpap For Someone With Severe Sleep Apnea?

Wendy — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 21:01:43 +0000

my mom has been diagnosed with severe sleep apnea and her doctor has recommended that she buy a cpap machine to aid her in her sleep. we have been hearing conflicting opinions on whether she should get one or not.
would appreciate hearing from your experiences.

Sleep Apnea And Falling Asleep Quickly, Then Waking Up And Not Being Able To Sleep Again?

Wendy — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 20:02:39 +0000

I have sleep apnea (diagnosed in a sleep study). When I go to bed, I can fall asleep very quickly, but then I wake up. And after I wake up, then I can’t fall asleep again for a long time.
Does anyone else have this same problem? I can fall asleep very easily initially. But after I wake up again, then I have so much trouble sleeping.