Sounds like fun. I go in next month for one
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Sounds like fun. I go in next month for one
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What causes sleep apnea my ex had that too...Originally Posted by lovbyts
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it's not well understood how some get it and others seem immune from it.
some triggers are:
drinking
age
overweight
there are two types
1) an actual blockage
2) your brain perceives there is a blockage when really there isn't
@1 is the most common, i think over 95%
my doc called me, as i turned down the first sleep study, and he explained to me that in a single one hour period, i stopped breathing 43x.
no wonder why i feel freaking tired all the time
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Your tongue blocks your throat so your unable to get air,also they say if you have broad shoulders. They also said if your overweight.. Your jaw
Misaligned..
I started to get the symptoms while I was in shape weird...
In 1 hour I had 93 sleep episodes
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93?
my doc said mine was sever with only 43
shortly after coming back from afghanistan, i was napping on the couch in the middle of the day. my kids panicked because they heard me stop breathing, and then didn't breath for about a minute. then i fought/scrambled to catch my next breath. they thought i was suffocating!
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Yea I had knee surgery and one night I woke up gasping for air called and went in
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Sleep apnea can affect anyone at any age, even children. Risk factors for sleep apnea include:
Being male
Being overweight
Being over age 40
Having a large neck size (17 inches or greater in men and 16 inches or greater in women)
Having large tonsils, a large tongue, or a small jaw bone
Having a family history of sleep apnea
Gastroesophageal reflux, or GERD
Nasal obstruction due to a deviated septum, allergies, or sinus problems
If left untreated, sleep apnea can result in a growing number of health problems, including:
High blood pressure
Stroke
Heart failure, irregular heart beats, and heart attacks
Diabetes
Depression
Worsening of ADHD
In addition, untreated sleep apnea may be responsible for poor performance in everyday activities, such as at work and school, motor vehicle crashes, and academic underachievement in children and adolescents.
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Its the most sexiest disorder i have heard of!
Also cant it cause death eventually to if untreated?
"Even sexier than Siggy"
That sucks, Im sitting around 19
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18.5. Where did that come from? Has to hold my big head up I guess.
"Even sexier than Siggy"
same, my head is way too big for my body, when I played football in highschool I wore the same size helmets as the guys almost twice my weight and a lot taller.... actually, my upper body is built the same way... I think my girlfriend pointed out that for such a large torso, Im really not well developed below the waste... Whatever the hell that means
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Women. Can't live with them ... Pass the beer nuts.same, my head is way too big for my body, when I played football in highschool I wore the same size helmets as the guys almost twice my weight and a lot taller.... actually, my upper body is built the same way... I think my girlfriend pointed out that for such a large torso, Im really not well developed below the waste... Whatever the hell that means
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IF YOU define "man" as male and 18+ then maybe. it really jumps when you define it as male and 40+. Had a meeting a few weeks ago, and almost every male in the room had it....
full face mask... piece of shit!!!
actually, he's selling girl scout cookies. a box costs $1,000, and it's "highly" encouraged you buy several....
ouch! talk about hitting below the bbelt.same, my head is way too big for my body, when I played football in highschool I wore the same size helmets as the guys almost twice my weight and a lot taller.... actually, my upper body is built the same way... I think my girlfriend pointed out that for such a large torso, Im really not well developed below the waste... Whatever the hell that means
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