CPAP didn't do much for me the fist few years. I finally went to an ENT specialist.

Oct 21, 2021
2:21:16pm

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He diagnosed me with a deviated septum, which was making it difficult for CPAP therapy to work. A brief outpatient procedure later and CPAP was much better.

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Question CPAP machines. My doctor had me do a sleep study. I don't really snore

UNLVcougar

10/21/21 1:33pm

RE: Question CPAP machines. My doctor had me do a sleep study. I don't really

Falco

10/21/21 1:35pm

Most people on here says it’s worked very well for them. It hasn’t done much

StantonMac

10/21/21 1:36pm

CPAP didn't do much for me the fist few years. I finally went to an ENT specialist.

NewYorkCougar

10/21/21 2:21pm

What procedure did you have done?

CougarAndMerlin

10/21/21 3:09pm

Septoplasty.

NewYorkCougar

10/21/21 3:13pm

Yes, it made a huge difference for me. i was drinking so much caffeine before

v1k0u6

10/21/21 1:37pm

I should probably do a sleep study. I sleep like crap. 4-5 hours a night. Tops.

m0resn0w

10/21/21 1:40pm

That's all I've gotten each night for a few decades.

Les IsMore

10/21/21 1:43pm

Yeah. I'm 'used to it' and I actually do like those quiet hours in the morning.

m0resn0w

10/21/21 1:48pm

I’ve had one for over three years. I haven’t missed a single night. They

gwalker

10/21/21 1:43pm

What one do you use? I need to look into one.

DiamondDog

10/21/21 2:23pm

Res Med Air Sense 10

gwalker

10/21/21 2:38pm

I use one. It really helped me. It takes some time to get used to it,

rockhound

10/21/21 1:43pm

I have a love/hate relationship with my CPAP

Eggguy

10/21/21 1:44pm

Yes, big difference. More well rested feeling every day.

BluebloodOR

10/21/21 1:45pm

I was almost the exact opposite. I was tired all the time so my primary had me

crack

10/21/21 1:45pm

I use an oral device instead of a CPAP.

85fan

10/21/21 2:00pm

And? Positive difference?

UNLVcougar

10/21/21 2:07pm

It seems to help. My dentist made me a fitted oral device that I have used for

85fan

10/21/21 2:15pm

Listen, you can't afford to NOT use a CPAP or perhaps a mouth piece.

NewYorkCougar

10/21/21 2:10pm

I hate it. I've just traded one reason for bad sleep with a different reason.

Homercles

10/21/21 2:19pm

Anyone know if there is a particular cpap machine that is thought to be better

cougfanz

10/21/21 2:24pm

I've heard good things about this one:

m0resn0w

10/21/21 2:28pm

The two main brands are Philips Respironics and Resmed. The Philips machines

scottfunkel

10/21/21 3:12pm

Crazy. With how big that market is I’m surprised there are such limited options

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