Those of us with children of our own will agree that having a baby was something that brought great joy to us and our family. It becomes part of you to worry when your baby seems to be suffering or is sick. A big concern for the parents of a newborn baby is infant […]
Apnea. Your patient and empathic bed partner notices that you suddenly cease not only your snoring, but your breathing as well. You actually stop breathing, for ten, then twenty, then thirty seconds. Then his or her surprise, you begin to gasp for air as if it were your last breath. This cycle repeats itself over […]
Sleep apnea syndromes are more common in men than in women. The ventilatory response to arousal from sleep may be an important determinant of respiratory stability/instability and could contribute to this sex difference.
We therefore compared changes in ventilation, end-tidal carbon dioxide (CO2), upper airway resistance, heart rate, and finger photoplethysmogram pulse wave amplitude after both […]
If you suffer from sleep apnea, would you consider it to be a mild case? In other words, do you stop breathing for just a few seconds at a time - for a few times during the night?
In this case, your doctor will most likley recommend behavioural changes, rather than any serious medicine or […]
You could be suffering from sleep apnea and not even know it - since it happens only when you’re sleep. And if you live alone, it is even harder to detect..
The symptoms of sleep apnea
While there may be no visible symptoms of sleep apnea, feeling tired an worn out all day and falling asleep during […]
Sleep apnea syndromes are a group of serious sleep disorders in which breathing repeatedly stops long enough during sleep to decrease the amount of oxygen and increase the amount of carbon dioxide in the blood and brain.
Sleep apnea occurs when breathing is temporarily interrupted during sleep. There are three types.
Obstructive sleep apnea, the most common […]
Numerous scientific studies have shown a correlation between neck size and obstructive sleep apnea. Men with neck large than 17 inches in diameter and women with necks larger than 15.5 inches are more likely to snore and have sleep apnea.
Anyone can have sleep apnea, but certain factors increase your chances of joining the ranks […]
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