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Judy Cline
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- I have Sleep Apnea
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- No treatment
- If Machine Being Used, What Type? (e.g., Respironics M Series with A-Flex Auto-Adjusting CPAP)
- I've tried to use CPAP and BiPap but cannot tolerate. My oxygen sat goes down to 52% at night according to my last sleep study less that 6 months ago. ENT wanted to remove some soft tissue and my uvula called uvulopalatoplasty - my tricare insurance would not approve. If you have any suggestion to help me, I would greatly appreciate it. I'm tired all the time and now occasionaly having heart palpitations.
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- At 1:41pm on December 15, 2009,
Nate Rodriguez said…
- Hey Julie. Good Afternoon. have you read this Discussion...
http://www.sleepguide.com/forum/topics/has-anyone-had-any-success?commentId=2549090%3AComment%3A42244
Some people are have good success... Check out Dr Robert Morse i found him here. I Dont know him but he might have some answers for you.
http://sleepguide.ning.com/profile/DrRobertMorse
He Might be able to Help You.
Good Luck...
Nate
- At 8:47pm on January 29, 2009,
sleepycarol said…
- Welcome to the forum!!
Please feel free to post ideas, thoughts, questions, etc.
Judy please post in the discussions letting us know which masks you have tried, which machines, pressure settings, etc. and we will try to help you. As you are well aware, your oxygen levels are dipping to a dangerous level and without treatment you are at risk for severe health problems in the future.
For some it may take a month or more to become accustom to sleeping with their machines all night.
Please let us help you with your treatment.
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