I’m a black female, 47, recently gained a lot of weight due to some medications I’m on, but I’m not really obese. A year ago, I realized I’d become lactose intolerant. It got so bad a few months ago, I took dairy out of my diet completely unless I took Lactaid. I got lax recently and noted something: during the two recent periods where I allowed myself a lot of dairy without the supplement, I had something like sleep apnea. When falling asleep, I would snort, make odd noise that would cause me to wake up, and my throat often felt mucousy. Normally, I don’t have this. Someone (not a doctor) once told me a long time ago that many people of African descent are lactose intolerant, and that it causes excess mucous. Is that likely what’s going on with me? I seem to breathe and sleep better when I leave off the dairy.
I guess the most salient point here is that I never had anything resembling sleep apnea in the past, nor do I have those symptoms now unless I do the dairy.

I have Sleep Apnea (both obstructive and central -700-900 episodes a nite) 02/09. I use both an oxygenation(4.0) and bipap machine. 2 weeks ago I was diagnosed with T2 diabetes (taking Metformin 500mg 4 a day). I’m testing my glucose level several times a day to establish a pattern. I’m watching my diet, but my readings are all over the place, anywhere from 178 to HIGH (over 499). understandable since I am testing frequently; after waking, eating, before/after naps, before sleeping,etc. I use the ‘testing solution” occassionally to make sure I’m doing it correctly and to insure the strips and lancets are still OK. I should mention I also have very low testost (Androgel), chronic pain (arthritis & back pain (Oxycontin) acid reflux (Omeprazole) enlarged prostate (terazosin) severe (Suprise!) depression (Fluoxetine)ADHD (Adderall) to top it off – possible contact w/ “Agent Orange” insurance & VA BAD! HELP!!
I’m sorry – the above is soooo long – and now I’m adding to it! LOL – I forgot to mention, I’m a 61 year old male, 5’9″ and weigh 158 – so I’m not over weight.

Thanks for any help you are able to offer
Bob

Sleeping apnea questions!?

I think I have it!
For the past two days now I go to bed around 12 and wake up about every 2-5 secounds feeling dizzy and i need to catch my breath. Then I take an advil and go to bed and I am fine, at least think I am.

I read online and it said that people over weight get this. I am not overweight. I am 14 and I weigh about 115 pounds. And you need your tonsils removed? I got mine removed when I was 4!
Is there any other treatments they can give me?

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Sleep Apnea affect your growth?

Can Sleep Apnea affect you’r Growth?I found out i have it and haven’t grown in a while can Sleep Apnea be causing that.

The person is sleeping reasonable hours. They fall asleep (against their will) while watching TV, writing a letter on the computer, etc.

Respiratory Therapy : What Is Sleep Apnea?


Sleep apnea involves episodes of repetitive upper airway obstruction during sleep, and it can result in low oxygen saturation. Find out how sleep apnea can be caused by enlarged tonsils, a collapsed airway or obstructed nasal passages with help from a nurse and respiratory care practitioner in this free video on respiratory therapy and healthy breathing.

Apnea 256
central 2
hypopnea 50
total apenea/hypopnea time 2:16:05
apenea/hypopnea time per hour 20:19
longest apnea 1 min 34 sec. total=1: 35:31
longest hypopnea 1 min 30 sec, total=1:43:43
snoring index 252/ hour
snoring index obstructive 49per hour
total snoring time 4:43:41
Apnea index 38(36)
hypopnoa index 7(7)
AHI 45(43)
I am 36. weight 73kg height 163cm.
have been diagnosed for high blood presure and am taking BisoHexal (Bisoprolol 5mg + HCT 12.5mg)

can sleep apnea cause problems with muscle ache?

also slow blood circelation

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