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continuous positive airway pressure (medical treatment)

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DreamStation CPAP/BiPAP Machine & DreamMapper App Pairing Setup

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Sleek, beautiful and user-friendly the DreamStation series of CPAP/BiPAP machines from Philips Respironics takes sleep therapy to a whole new level. DreamStation devices feature built in BlueTooth, SmartRamp, OptiStart, and advanced humidification and heated tubing options. Visit cpapXchange to learn more today: http://www.cpapxchange.com/dreamstation-cpap-bipap-machines-respironics.html

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CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure)
Oral Appliance Therapy
Surgery
Weight Management
Positional Therapy
Lifestyle Changes

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1. Do you experience any of these problems?

Daytime sleepiness

Unrefreshing sleep

Fatigue

Insomnia

2. Do you ever wake from sleep with a choking sound or gasping for breath?

3. Has your bed partner noticed that you snore or stop breathing while you sleep?

4. Do you have any of these other symptoms?

Nocturia (waking during the night to go to the bathroom)

Morning headaches

Difficulty concentrating

Memory loss

Decreased sexual desire

Irritability

5. Do you have any of these physical features?

Obesity - body mass index (BMI) of 30 or higher

Large neck size - 17 inches or more for men, 16 inches or more for women

Enlarged tongue or tonsils

Recessed jaw

Nasal polyps or deviated septum

6. Do you have any of these other medical problems that are common in people with sleep apnea?

High blood pressure

Mood disorders

Coronary artery disease

Stroke

Congestive heart failure

Heart attack

Atrial fibrillation

Type 2 diabetes

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Excess weight – Your risk for sleep apnea is higher if you are overweight with a body mass index (BMI) of 25 or more or obese with a BMI of 30 or higher.

Large neck size - Your risk for sleep apnea is higher if you have a neck size of 17 inches or more for men, or 16 inches or more for women. A large neck has more soft tissue that can block your airway during sleep.

Middle age – Sleep apnea can occur at any age. However, it is more common between young adulthood and middle age.

Male gender – Sleep apnea is more common in men than in women. For women the risk of sleep apnea increases with menopause.

Hypertension – High blood pressure is extremely common in people who have sleep apnea.

Family history – Sleep apnea is a heritable condition. This means that you have a higher risk of sleep apnea if a family member also has it. Inherited traits that increase the risk for sleep apnea include obesity and physical features such as a recessed jaw. Other common family factors - such as physical activity and eating habits - also may play a role.

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Loud or frequent snoring

Silent pauses in breathing

Choking or gasping sounds

Daytime sleepiness or fatigue

Unrefreshing sleep

Insomnia

Morning headaches

Nocturia (waking during the night to go to the bathroom)

Difficulty concentrating

Memory loss

Decreased sexual desire

Irritability

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High blood pressure

Heart disease

Stroke

Pre-diabetes and diabetes

Depression