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Things you forget to ask....

I have my sleep study tonight and when they called to confirm I totally forgot to ask if I could wear my mouth guard that I wear to treat my TMJ disorder during the sleep study! I guess I'll just bring it with me and see what happens.

What oddball things do you wish you would have asked before procedures, etc?

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I always asked, "why am having this test"? I wanted to know everything about everything. I refused to have any test just because,"it's routine".

For example: I was scheduled for a sleep study. I had NEVER had sleep apnea--ever. So, I discussed my concerns with my surgeon. I agreed to have a pulmonary function testing instead. Worked for me!

Sonogram of my heart? When I knew I had a cardiac abnormally since birth. I got my past reports from my cardiologist--no sonogram. Worked for me!!

I hate unnecessary testing--just to be able to check the "done" box. If there is a qualified need, then fine.

Maybe it would help you if you carried a pad and pen with you and whenever you think of a question , write it down. Then when you see your doctor next, whip out your list and ask away!

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Unfortunately I had the pulmonary function test and passed it with flying colors but was still required to have the sleep study as well as it is a requirement for my insurance.

FYI - I did not get to sleep with my mouth guard, but I did bring it with me, because you never know!

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