Any advice?? I'm a little nervous and am hoping I can go to sleep!! LOL! Thanks! It's really real! I'm really starting my VSG journey!! YAY!!

I had a couple of sleep studies a few years ago. It did take me a bit longer to drop off but you get there eventually and they still managed to get accurate information.

I had my uvula removed a few weeks later, which was a success and I no longer have sleep apopnea (apopnea is quite a rare and a milder version of apnea). I was so grateful to get properly diagnosed and treated and I've not looked back since!

When i had my sleep study, they hooked me up to all these different probes and wires, on my head, face, something around my chest, wires on my legs and something on my fingers and you have to lay on your back, i thought there was no way i would ever sleep. slept my restless sleep for the first hour until they woke me up to try me on the c-pap and then i slept like a champion. i couldn't wait for the results to get the machine. now as i look forward to having surgery, i can't wait to get rid of the machine!

I was allowed to sleep on my front, which is good, as I'd hardly got any sleep otherwise!

I survived it! I didn't sleep well at all, but it's over!! YAY! The results will be read in about 5 days.....now I wait until next Wednesday for my psych eval and nut visit!! Whew! Thanks for the advice!

Any advice?? I'm a little nervous and am hoping I can go to sleep!! LOL! Thanks! It's really real! I'm really starting my VSG journey!! YAY!!

Be prepared to wash your hair in the morning. Lots of gunk due to the electrode paste.