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Sleep Apnea Treatment

What is Sleep Apnea?

Those of us with Sleep Apnea, stop breathing while we are sleeping. We wake from this condition in many cases by gasping for air. Sometimes we wake up hundreds of times per night. The sad thing is, although we have Sleep Apnea and we wake up hundreds of times per night, in most cases, we are the last ones to know we have Sleep Apnea!

When we have Sleep Apnea, our health may be in danger and we are more likely to develop serious health problems. Sleep Apnea is a known cause of high blood pressure and can lead to obesity. Sleep Apnea can lead to depression and problems in our relationships.

Sleep Apnea can be a dangerous condition that if not treated can affect the overall quality of your life. Treatment has been shown to lower blood pressure, improve glucose levels and boost energy in people with Diabetes † ††.

Treatment of Sleep Apnea is not about getting to sleep, it is about getting the right kind of sleep our bodies need to feel rested, refreshed and can function the way they were designed…if you or anyone you know displays any of the signs, do yourself and them a big favor. Tell them to talk to their Physician about scheduling a sleep test.

What are the common signs of Sleep Apnea?

As mentioned above, those of us with Sleep Apnea are sometimes the last to know we have this condition. Many times our bed partners are the ones who encourage us to seek a diagnosis…those of us with “untreated” Sleep Apnea are not the most comfortable people to sleep with…or live with for that matter!

The more common signs of Sleep Apnea are:

If you or anyone you know exhibit any of the signs above, you need to talk to your Physician. Sleep Apnea is no laughing matter.

If you answer YES, to any of the following questions you may be at risk for Sleep Apnea!

If you answered YES please see your doctor about getting a sleep test…

OK, OK, I probably have Sleep Apnea now what?

Treatment Options

There are several treatment options available for Obstructive Sleep Apnea or OSA. Most doctors recommend continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy. This therapy is safe, effective and noninvasive and does not require drugs or surgery.

Other treatments include dental appliances which have some benefits for people with mild OSA. Invasive surgeries are available but with variable success rates which also bring into play short and long term complications and risk.

The safest and most effective method of treatment is positive airway pressure. Those of us who use PAP therapy have reduced health risks and more energy to do all the things we want to do…and we simply feel better!

Equipment Options…and Our Story!

Positive Airway Pressure (PAP) Therapy is critically important to your health! Make sure you give yourself or make yourself aware of the options for treatment out there…don’t settle for whatever you are given, ask questions! Get a free copy of our book…”I Sleep Like a Baby and You Can Too! CPAP Secrets Revealed!".

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†Babu AR, Hendegen J, Fogelfeld L, Shott S, Mazzone T. Type 2 diabetes, glycemic control, and continuous positive airway pressure in obstructive sleep apnea. Arch Intern Med 2005; 165(4):447-52
††Logan AG, Tkacova R, PerlikowskiSM, Leung RS, Tisler A, Floras JS, Bradley TD. Refractory hypertension and sleep apnea: effect of CPAP on Blood pressure and baroreflex. Eur Respir J 2003;21:241-7