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Sleep Apnea?

So.....I never thought I had sleep apnea, however, now I think I might. I understand the the center I'm using will have me tested for that, however I wondering if that's what's been wrong with me for so long?

I snore. I have not felt rested after sleeping 8-9 hrs a night in EVER! I can't focus at work, it's really starting to be an issue, I go from one thought to the next and back again. I feel as though I'm drugging through the day while having an out of body experience, does that make sense?

I could close my eyes at anytime on any day, because I feel so sleepy.

I never really though about this until a friend who is having the surgery, mentioned her sleep apnea to me....

It will be interesting to see what the sleep study says!

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  • SoccerMomma73
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    You sound almost classic! And the best thing you can do is what you're working on right now!!!! Congrats on taking control of your life HW 312, pre-op (RNY) 255, current weight 204.2

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As others have said, the CPAP was a huge improvement for me in my ability to get a good nights sleep. But RNY eliminated the sleep apnea entirely. Now that's huge!

so true, the same for me, GONE thank God!

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I'm pre-op. Sounds like this a very common condition. I honestly don't know how I'll feel about sleeping with a mask on....that kinda freaks me out....

I'm pre-op. Sounds like this a very common condition. I honestly don't know how I'll feel about sleeping with a mask on....that kinda freaks me out....

The nasal pillow is what I use now and honestly not that bad. Started out with the full face mask and it was hurting my neck but I had to learn to breathe with the nasal pillows as I'm a mouth breather. They can try different masks to see what works best for your comfort. Once you get into a good pattern of using it u can't believe how amazing u feel

I couldn't stand the nasal pillow!!! I tired that, the full face mask and ended up with the nose mask. It makes me close my mouth. The nurse said she was glad I didn't like the nasal pillow because my pressure gets pretty high at night. I didn't have any problems with getting used to it. I think the first tine I used it for 6 hours. I really hope this surgery eliminates my apnea, but I don't know as my throat is really small.

I couldn't stand the nasal pillow!!! I tired that' date=' the full face mask and ended up with the nose mask. It makes me close my mouth. The nurse said she was glad I didn't like the nasal pillow because my pressure gets pretty high at night. I didn't have any problems with getting used to it. I think the first tine I used it for 6 hours. I really hope this surgery eliminates my apnea, but I don't know as my throat is really small.[/quote']

Yeah I was told mine was pretty narrow and the weight loss alone might not 100% cure it but I'm hoping and praying with all my heart it does! It's tremendously better I believe..my cpap has started waking me up more and more..pressure has to be way to high. Mine is at 15. I would love to pack away the mask for good

I too used the nasal pillows. Worked great for me. My apnea was very very minor. My pressure was only 8. After losing almost 40# I sleep thru the night without my cpap.

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