Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a sleep disorder affecting babies, children and adults that causes frequent awakenings during the night – all due to your breathing stopping and restarting while you are sleeping. …

You’ve been diagnosed with sleep apnea, and prescribed CPAP therapy. It’s time to purchase a CPAP and accessories — but where should you buy them? You’ve got a slew of options, with so many online superstores and others selling healthcare equipment….

As happens with other sleep-related disorders, people affected by sleep apnea can experience many different symptoms, which may vary from person to person. 

Some of the symptoms can cause a great deal of concern, especially if you don’t know for sure whether they’re caused by sleep apnea or by another condition. …

It’s very important to know which type of these three disorders you have, because the implications and treatment will vary. Although some of the symptoms are similar (such as daytime fatigue and multiple sleep/ breathing interruptions), each type of sleep apnea needs to be addressed individually….

Millions of people all over the world suffer from sleep apnea. Although there isn’t a single cause behind the development of this condition, excess weight and obesity are both risk factors and elements that can worsen the disease….

Those who are suffering from obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) have several treatment options. 

One of the most popular and effective solutions comes in the form of a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine. The main intention here is to ensure that your airways remain open so that the body can receive the oxygen that it requires. …

Our bodies need sleep in order to function efficiently and effectively. Scientific evidence tells us that we need to maintain a regular sleep routine so that our bodies can carry out vital maintenance processes to rest and repair the body while we sleep. …

Being diagnosed with any health condition can be a cause for concern, and understandably so. In the case of sleep apnea, patients often worry about the health risks posed by this condition, since it can affect more than just the quality of their sleep. …

CPAP is the gold standard treatment for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). By delivering pressurized air through a mask worn while you sleep, the treatment prevents the upper airways from collapsing.

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Nightly compliance with CPAP is key to eliminating the symptoms of sleep apnea. The most common form of this sleep disorder is obstructive sleep apnea, where a collapse of the upper airways results in frequent breathing cessations. Each time this happens the body is prompted to awake for air….