4 Main Issues Connected to Sleep Apnea (South County Sleep Solutions)

Dr. Dana Rockey, Founder of South County Sleep Solutions located in Newport Beach discusses the four main issues connected to sleep apnea in this case study.
1) Failed CPAP: 50% to 75% are not wearing after one year.
2) Co-Morbitities: Other medical conditions that co-exist with sleep apnea.
3) Snoring: Upper airway resistance syndrome.
4) Oral Appliances: Alternative solution for those not using their CPAP.
Contact South County Sleep Solutions:
Email: Team @SouthCountySleepSolutions.com
Website: SouthCountySleepSolutions.com
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[@200_IM]

I'm a woman age 43 when diagnosed with severe sleep apnea. 122 episodes per Hour. (Two times a minute!) My study was done at a sleep center, by professionals.
I was 140 lbs. When diagnosed. Overweight, but not obese.
Very loud snoring.
Serious fatigue that affected my ability to be the best parent I wanted to be. I was sleepy all the time.
So... it isn't only older overweight men.
My dentist said I wasn't a candidate for dental appliance.
I used a cpap and, though I HATE it, it did fix my sleepiness and I was able to be clear headed and have energy again.
Now I have very bad periodontal disease and I wonder if all these years of air flowing through my mouth all night is causing my gums to be dry and pull back from my teeth.
My dentist doesn't know.

[@aetheriusrex]

Airflow should be through the nose at night, you should try using mouthtape along with a cpap. Somnifix mouth strips is the best option and second best is 3M micropore tape from your local pharmacy. Hope this helps.