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http://www.padacheek.com/

and

https://www.cpap.com/productpage/pad-a- ... nQodSUuaWQ

Anyone else diagnosed with Restless Legs as well as the Apnea? My doctor said that I had really bad leg movements all night in addition to my high rate of apnea. He prescribed me gabapentin (Neurontin) to treat the legs, and a CPAP for the apnea. He suggested I take the gabapentin (Neurontin) daily...

I went out this morning to run an errand and on the way back stopped at a grocery chain where I do not normally shop.

Got a little chuckle at one of the aisle signs.

Aisle 5
- Cold cereals
- Hot cereals
- Nutritional foods

Statins May Cut Cancer Risk Post Heart Transplant Statin therapy may help prevent the high long-term risk of cancer among heart transplant patients, researchers found. After adjustment for age, sex, cardiomyopathy, and immunosuppressive therapy, cancer-free survival was 67% better among statin user...

zoocrewphoto wrote:

Is the gel with the spray and toothpaste?

In WalMart and Walgreen's it is with the mouthwashes. It is in a tube.

Am I likely to get used to it? The problem is that it is the dryness that is waking me up. And it only seems to happen during the last couple hours. I am fin until then. Many of us tend to do more mouthbreathing during REM when the muscles do a maximum relax. We are having more REM sleep during the...

I'm six weeks in, my AHI is consistently 1-2, and I feel great. However, a couple weeks ago, my sleep doc & DME noted my elevated VS2 scores and upped my pressure to 16 and suggested adding a chinstrap. My leaks are better with the chinstrap, but my VS2 continues to range anywhere from 3 to 10+ (av...

In clinical practice, the clinician is frequently faced with having to make a decision between a therapy that has a better success rate (such as CPAP therapy) and other available treatments that have relatively lower response rates but are more likely to be used by the patient. In this context, the...

Your job is to lead the horse to the water. The rest is none of your business.

I so agree with you 49er! It would seem many people here are very adverse to new ideas or even people raising the topic of alternatives to CPAP. CPAP is obviously an excellent treatment for some people ... but not everyone and you can't blame people for looking into various options that may be avai...

I've been on beef ranches and dairy farms.

It is not the cows you are smelling.

Cows have a pleasant smell, are warm and nice to rub.

I guess it is terribly impractical, but everyone who uses CPAP would be better off if they lived seaside. The greater density of the air is a big help. Even small changes in elevation make a big difference. My house is at 700 feet. Every summer I stay a couple of weeks with my sister who lives on th...

teachcsg wrote: ...this coworker is a little short tempered ...

That is a side effect of poorly treated sleep apnea. He probably does not use the software to keep his therapy under control.

is too funny to be dirty - enjoy! The husband leans over and asks his wife, 'Do you remember the first time we had sex together over fifty years ago? We went behind the village tavern where you leaned against the back fence and I made love to you.' Yes, she says, 'I remember it well.' OK,' he says, ...