Snoring | Sleep apnea Clinic

Snoring | Sleep anpea Clinic

Inadequate sleep, Obesity and Snoring may indicate a fatal illness

(Understanding of Obstructive Sleep Apnea)

Danger of OSA and Snoring

You may have obstructive sleep apnea if you are constantly snoring and sleepy throughout the day.
When you go to sleep, the muscles of your body become weak. When the muscles and muscles of the mouth and back of the tongue become too weak and close the airways completely, it is called obstructive sleep apnea.
Oxygen cannot reach the inside of the lungs due to obstruction of the trachea. A complete closure of the trachea is called apnea and partial closure is called hypopnea.
Sleep disturbances due to snoring as well as shortness of breath in sleep are indications of serious illnesses such as heart disease, diabetes, paralysis, stroke, and memory loss. OSA increases the risk of all these diseases.

The main symptoms of sleep apnea:

Very loud and disturbing snoring.
Excessive sleep during the day.
Obesity and excessive neck circumference.
Shortness of breath during sleep. Nausea and sweating as well as frequent waking.
Frequent forgetfulness Lack of concentration.
Getting up at night to urinate frequently.
Decreased sexual potency.
Depression and irritability.
Depression and irritability.
Going to sleep while driving or taking a nap.

Do you know?

76% of heart patients suffer from obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).

50% of patients with type 2 diabetes and 37% of patients with high blood pressure suffer from OSA.

In our country, 95% of people suffering from OSA are deprived of diagnosis and treatment.

How is obstructive sleep apnea diagnosed?

PAP treatment for sleep apnea:

Positive airway pressure therapy or pap therapy can prevent or reverse the serious cosequences of OSA.
PAP therapy has been shown to help: