Sleep apnea is a condition where your airway is blocked during sleep. It is a common chronic medical condition. People with obstructive sleep apnea are more likely to have high blood pressure, heart attacks, strokes, and other serious health problems. Symptoms of sleep apnea include sleepiness, shortness of breath, snoring, and fatigue.
CPAP Machine
The most commonly prescribed treatment for obstructive sleep apnea is a CPAP machine. CPAP stands for continuous positive airway pressure, and it works by delivering a stream of air into your airway while you sleep.
Try Other Device
CPAP is a fairly noisy machine, and some people have trouble getting used to it. If you find that CPAP isn’t working, you can try another type of device. You might also have to try several different mask styles.
Cons about a CPAP Machine
Some patients don’t like CPAP because they feel it’s cumbersome. Others find it uncomfortable because they have to use their voice to keep the machine running. Another problem with CPAP is that it can be uncomfortable to wear.
Surgery
When CPAP isn’t working, some doctors might recommend surgery. This procedure can involve tissue removal or radiofrequency ablation. Both of these procedures can help open your airway. However, the surgery isn’t as effective as CPAP.
For those who cannot afford a CPAP machine, some insurance companies are starting to pay for devices on a rental basis. Patients can rent devices for as little as two months. After the rental period, the patient owns the device.
Pros of a CPAP Machine
For patients who have a CPAP machine, it is important to keep using it. CPAP is not an effective treatment for cardiovascular emergencies, but it can help reduce the frequency of brief awakenings caused by sleep-disordered breathing.
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