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Re: Something is in the air


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Posted by Hal/ Eastern WA on April 29, 2014 at 11:24:05 from (97.115.168.117):

In Reply to: Something is in the air posted by George Marsh on April 26, 2014 at 14:54:40:

After I retired, I began needing a nap quite often in the afternoon, and sometimes even in the midmorning. I felt sleepy all the time.

My wife complained that I snored real loud at night and sometimes I would just go silent for a minute or more and then start snoring real loud again. We talked to the doctor about it, and he ordered a sleep study for me.

The sleep study required me to go to the hospital where they had me sleep in a special room while they monitored me. After I had been asleep for an hour or two, the nurse came in and fitted me with a mask for a CPAP machine, which she also set up. Then I went back to sleep.

The next morning the nurse showed me the graphs of how I had been sleeping. Without the CPAP, I would sleep for a little while and then would stop breathing for a time period and partially wake up, apparently really disrupting my sleep. With the CPAP operating, I continued to breathe and it did not appear that I woke up at all.

I have used my CPAP machine every night since then. My wife says I very seldom snore at all anymore, which was a big relief for her, and I now seldom feel like taking a nap during the day unless I have been up much later than normal the night before.

I have found out that lots of people have the sleep apnea problem that the doctors diagnosed with me. Sleep apnea can lead to or worsen many other problems besides sleepiness, including heard disease and loss of cognitive function. For many a CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure)machine really helps, allowing more effective sleep. But for other people, they cannot stand the feeling of the mask on their face and that keeps them from sleeping.

The CPAP works great for me--I sleep LOTS better with it than without it. If you are having lots of problems needing naps in the daytime, you might consider talking to your doctor about it. The problem could be much more serious than you think it is! Good luck.


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