According to a study that appeared in the journal Chest use of snoring masks (continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) mask) to deal with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) doesn't hinder sex life eliminating fears of OSA patients who avoid using it thinking that it may interferes with sex. CPAP uses a continuous flow of positive air pressure to make sure the patient gets adequate oxygen supply. However according to the study some patients may feel that the mask interferes with foreplay and sex which is not true. For the study researchers from Rosalind Franklin University in Chicago screened 52 participants for
