Archive for August, 2009
How to Treat Obstructive Sleep Apnea | Treating Sleep Apnea
How to Treat Obstructive Sleep Apnea? In this article we will look at treatment for sleep apnea, and the various methods of obstructive sleep apnea treatment available to sufferers. Sleep Apnea Treatment Goals The aims of obstructive sleep apnea treatment include the following; Relieve sleep apnea symptoms such as daytime tiredness and heavy snoring. Restore [...]
Effects Of Obstructive Sleep Apnea
So what are the effects of obstructive sleep apnea, and what are the common side effects of the sleep disorder? Obstructive sleep apnea can lead to a number of problems, mostly becoming evident later in life. Research has signified a strong relationship between sleep apnea and the most threatening life conditions. The chance of heart [...]
Sleep Apnea Facts and Statistics
Here we will list various sleep apnea facts, figures and sleep apnea statistics to allow you to realise the extent of the disorder throughout the world. The factors contributing to vulnerability of Obstructive Sleep Apnea include; loud snorers, overweight by twenty to thirty pounds, high blood pressure, congested airway or a thick, short neck. Family [...]
Obstructive Sleep Apnea Symptoms
The symptoms of sleep apnea that the sufferer may recognise include the following; Extreme levels of tiredness. This refers to falling asleep during the day despite adequate levels of sleep, such as during conversation, work or driving. Awaking feeling fatigued after sleep, problems with concentration and memory, and developing personality alterations. Headaches. 50% of those [...]
Sleep Apnea Illustrated
This video shows a sufferer of sleep apnea, and what actually happens to the body when sleep apneas are occuring during sleep. Note how the tongue constricts the airflow which leads to choking. This video can be quite disturbing for some viewers, but does well to highlight the way the body reacts to interrupted breathing [...]
What Is Sleep Apnea?
What is sleep apnea? Sleep apnea is a sleeping condition, more specifically recognised as a series of irregular pauses during sleep. An ‘apnea’ refers to a single pause which takes place, which can lead to missed breaths, and these apnea’s continue to occur throughout sleep. Sleep apnea can be recognised by a minimum of 10 [...]
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