CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) therapy is an effective non-invasive treatment for obstructive sleep apnea. Let's dispel the myths surrounding this device which doctors say can become your good friend.
A question you might now have is: How do I protect my hair from a CPAP mask? Dr. Sibasish Dey, The Head of Medical Affairs, South Asia, ResMed provides some tips to help protect your hair while using your CPAP mask.
Getting a sound sleep at night is extremely important for one's overall health but people with sleep apnoea struggle to remember details of memories from their own lives, potentially making them vulnerable to depression, a new research has found.
Snoring and sleep apnea are two different conditions. Where snoring could be due to a physiological problem, sleep apnea is much grave medical issue. However, snoring could be a precursor to the later.
CPAP can help a person suffering from sleep apnea in multiple ways, prevent obstruction in breathing, correct fragmented sleep and no studies say it can also help to improve cardiovascular health. Probably this is why the CPAP therapy is lauded by many in the medical field.
Dr Dillon Dsouza, a Mumbai based Consultant ENT and Head and Neck surgeon tells us about the treatment options for snoring.
Electronic nose that sniffs obstruction in breathing during sleep!
CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) therapy is an effective non-invasive treatment for obstructive sleep apnea. Let's dispel the myths surrounding this device which doctors say can become your good friend.
A question you might now have is: How do I protect my hair from a CPAP mask? Dr. Sibasish Dey, The Head of Medical Affairs, South Asia, ResMed provides some tips to help protect your hair while using your CPAP mask.
Getting a sound sleep at night is extremely important for one's overall health but people with sleep apnoea struggle to remember details of memories from their own lives, potentially making them vulnerable to depression, a new research has found.
Snoring and sleep apnea are two different conditions. Where snoring could be due to a physiological problem, sleep apnea is much grave medical issue. However, snoring could be a precursor to the later.
CPAP can help a person suffering from sleep apnea in multiple ways, prevent obstruction in breathing, correct fragmented sleep and no studies say it can also help to improve cardiovascular health. Probably this is why the CPAP therapy is lauded by many in the medical field.
Dr Dillon Dsouza, a Mumbai based Consultant ENT and Head and Neck surgeon tells us about the treatment options for snoring.
Electronic nose that sniffs obstruction in breathing during sleep!
