Sleep Apnea Returns Rapidly After Discontinuing CPAP

Posted Aug 15, 2011 by Kristen P. in CPAP & Sleep Apnea Info

CPAP Treatment for OSAA new study by the Swiss National Science Foundation shows, definitively, that sleep apnea symptoms return within one night of discontinuing CPAP treatment. A small study followed a group of CPAP users who discontinued treatment for two weeks to determine how quickly apnea events and sleep apnea symptoms returned. By the end of the study, breathing events had more than tripled across particpants. Information about the study can be found here:

Sleep Apnea Returns Rapidly When CPAP Stopped

These findings seem to be sort of common sense (as I'm sure many sleep apnea sufferers would agree), because CPAP treatment is not a cure for OSA (nor is it a prolonged pharmaceutical treatment). CPAP merely works to eliminate the blockages found in those with OSA, thereby eliminating the symptoms - not the disorder. It is nice, though, to see researchers focusing on OSA and it's treatment and lifestyle implications. And education about the chronic nature of sleep apnea is also very important, especially to new CPAP users who might not have truly grasped the need to stay on CPAP therapy for the rest of their lives.

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8/19/2011 7:21:09 AM #

I have been suffering with sleep apnea for months now. After waiting three stressful weeks for the machine to arrive, I used it but only managed to get 3 hours of sleep.Is it possible to have sleep apnea and insomnia at the same time?

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Simon Phillips
8/29/2011 1:00:44 PM #

There are so many things that can affect how you sleep. I never knew how many people were affected by asthma until I saw a cool info-graphic at http://www.oxygenconcentratorstore.com/breathe-easy/disease-history . Asthma like sleep apnea can totally affect how you sleep and you feel the next day. I imagine that any breathing disorder or problem can affect your sleep at night. I wouldn't be afraid to get checked by a doctor if you have any of these breathing problems and aren't sleeping well.

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