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Is It Time for a Repeat Sleep Study? Reason No. 4

Let’s say you’ve been diagnosed with sleep apnea for a few years. You’re managing your condition with a PAP device every night, but for the last couple of months feel the pressure of your machine needs adjusting. You’re constantly tired during the day, plus your bed partner is complaining that you’re keeping them up at [...]

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Did You Hear That?

By Lisa Feierstein, RN

Amazingly small and quiet new PAP devices are now available on the market; some are down to 24 decibels. In comparison, some snoring has been recorded at 95 decibels! Plus, if your mask is fitted properly, they are virtually soundless. If noise is a problem for you then you might want to get your [...]

Posted in CPAP, Sleep Apnea | Tagged cpap, PAP, quiet PAP equipment, sleep, sleep apnea, sleep apnea treatment options, sleep disorders, snoring | Leave a response

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Is It Time for a Repeat Sleep Study? Reason No. 4

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