Obstructive Sleep Apnea also, referred to as OSA, is a medical condition
where patients stop breathing for short to long periods of time
during sleep, due to physical obstruction in the airway.
Common symptoms to look out for in potential OSA sufferers
SLEEPINESS
Excessive daytime sleepiness
SNORING
Loud snoring
BREATHING
Observed episodes of stopped breathing during sleep
AWAKENINGS
Abrupt awakenings accompanied by choking and gasping
HEADACHES
Morning Headache(s)
CONCENTRATION
Difficulty concentrating during the daytime
MOOD CHANGES
Experiencing mood changes such as depression, irritability and hyperactivity
BLOOD PRESSURE
High Blood Pressure
LOW LIBIDO
Decreased S** Drive
SOME OF THE CAUSES INCLUDE
Excessive Weight
OSA is most common in people who are overweight or obese
Chronic Nasal Congestion
OSA occurs more often in those who have consistent nasal congestion
Diabetes
OSA is associated with the development of diabetes
Smoking
Smokers are more likely to have OSA than non-smokers
Family History of OSA
This risk of developing OSA is 50% greater if within your immediate family
TESTIMONIALS
