started taking anti anxiety meds (celexa) bcos i was till tired after 9months of cpap. two weeks into my meds i started feeling better. less naps, less tiredness etc overall things are better but not great...i still get these intense waves of tiredness which usually passes after a while. have i reac...

thank you all! i really do appreciated your responses!

Thanks! Ive emailed them and waiting on a reply

im in South Africa and tried purchasing software but suppliers only sell it to sleep clinics. How do i figure out whats going on when Im asleep without the software? I have unlimited in-hospital benefit so sleep studies dont cost me a thing. do i go for regular sleep studies to see if eveything is w...

my nose looks porky when im wearing my nasal pillows (NPs). i would also be interested to know if my nose will eventually be bigger from the NPs. ive been using mine for about 5months-no permanent porkness yet

Junaid, hang in there. It is my personal experience that the right anti-depressant will help sleep. I've been on a number of different ones in the last 20 or so years, and I could always pretty much tell when I needed an adjustment by the way I was sleeping. I also have had panic/anxiety attacks an...

Thank you for your response GG. Im at that point where Im willing to try anything. If citalopram doesnt work or gives me sleep trouble, Im definitely going to try something else. Have you considered taking a milder dose of something else? It is difficult to have to deal with anxiety and sleep proble...

still tired after 9 months on cpap battling with panic/anxiety attacks (not sure if theres a difference) so i figured my fatigue must be related to my anxiety attacks. it is well documented that there is a connection between depressions and fatigue, lack of energy and poor quality sleep so I'm start...

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Hi Rusty my endo says my testoterone is low but she expects it to be because it is being suppresed by the high prolation hormone. my neurosurgeon also told me that the tumor cannot be removed? from what ou have said, it seems you disagree. i have a macroprolactinoma (a big one-typical for males). Im...

In a prior thread you mentioned using cabergoline for your limb movements. Since it is also used for treating prolactin levels, I wasn't sure if you are using it for both, and on a low dose or what. As with other ergot-based dopamine agonists, one needs to be aware of the potential side effects. Wh...

Julie wrote:Well if you have a pituitary tumor, are there plans to remove it, or what?

no, the doctors only remove it if the meds dont work to reduce it--the meds are working and my levels have come down but it is chronic meds so i cant stop taking it

ozij wrote:Do you use medication to hande your panic / anxiety? If you do, which?

no, i dont but im looking into what i can take--it'll have to be meds that dont interfere with my sleep and with my hormone meds

athoug, i must add when I wasnt taking my meds my situation was no different ---so i wonder