Comments on: Does sleep apnea ever go away completely? http://www.sleepapnea-cures.org/does-sleep-apnea-ever-go-away-completely.html About Sleep Apnea Cures, Central and Obstructive Sleep Apnea, Symtoms, Diagnosis, Causes, Treatments, Snoring, Surgery, Machine, Devices, and Remedies Sun, 05 Feb 2012 03:44:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: new http://www.sleepapnea-cures.org/does-sleep-apnea-ever-go-away-completely.html/comment-page-1#comment-335 new Wed, 24 Feb 2010 10:27:55 +0000 http://www.sleepapnea-cures.org/does-sleep-apnea-ever-go-away-completely.html#comment-335 Try to live a healthier lifestyle by exercising, eating right, quitting smoking and reducing your alcohol intake. Losing weight is the most effective way to reduce the symptoms of sleep apnea, as one of the main causes of obstructive sleep apnea is fatty deposits in the back of the throat. Ask your doctor whether a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine and mask will help you. The CPAP equipment helps to keep the airflow moving through your respiratory system while you sleep. It is one of the most effective ways to treat sleep apnea. Consult with your doctor to learn whether surgery is the answer for your sleep apnea. Removal of the tonsils or adenoids often alleviates the symptoms of sleep apnea. There are also new, less invasive procedures in which fat deposits in the back of the throat are removed or stapled. Avoid lying on your back while sleeping, as doing so can cause the fatty deposits in the back of your throat to close your airway. Most sleep apnea sufferers rest more effectively when they're lying on their sides. Try to live a healthier lifestyle by exercising, eating right, quitting smoking and reducing your alcohol intake. Losing weight is the most effective way to reduce the symptoms of sleep apnea, as one of the main causes of obstructive sleep apnea is fatty deposits in the back of the throat.

Ask your doctor whether a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine and mask will help you. The CPAP equipment helps to keep the airflow moving through your respiratory system while you sleep. It is one of the most effective ways to treat sleep apnea.

Consult with your doctor to learn whether surgery is the answer for your sleep apnea. Removal of the tonsils or adenoids often alleviates the symptoms of sleep apnea. There are also new, less invasive procedures in which fat deposits in the back of the throat are removed or stapled.

Avoid lying on your back while sleeping, as doing so can cause the fatty deposits in the back of your throat to close your airway. Most sleep apnea sufferers rest more effectively when they’re lying on their sides.

]]> By: bellaboopdoll http://www.sleepapnea-cures.org/does-sleep-apnea-ever-go-away-completely.html/comment-page-1#comment-334 bellaboopdoll Wed, 24 Feb 2010 09:29:32 +0000 http://www.sleepapnea-cures.org/does-sleep-apnea-ever-go-away-completely.html#comment-334 no. once you get diagnosed- you have to follow all the recommendations- sleep apnea is for life. no. once you get diagnosed- you have to follow all the recommendations- sleep apnea is for life.

]]> By: jen http://www.sleepapnea-cures.org/does-sleep-apnea-ever-go-away-completely.html/comment-page-1#comment-333 jen Wed, 24 Feb 2010 09:17:38 +0000 http://www.sleepapnea-cures.org/does-sleep-apnea-ever-go-away-completely.html#comment-333 No it does not go away. Generally it is genetic with a narrow windpipe. If you are overweight and lose alot, then sleep apena can be reduced dramatically. However if he has gained some back he may be needing it again. Did he lose 80 pounds by trying or by starting the CPAP? No it does not go away. Generally it is genetic with a narrow windpipe. If you are overweight and lose alot, then sleep apena can be reduced dramatically. However if he has gained some back he may be needing it again.

Did he lose 80 pounds by trying or by starting the CPAP?

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