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Second sleep study?

Hi all,

I've been on a cpap for 2 years already, and i was diagnosed when I was 50 lbs lighter (NO carb diet). I was referred to a sleep specialist as part of the eval process for the bariatric surgery. I've had all my records sent over. Will they make me do another sleep test? My pap treatment is fine and they have the results from my PSG. No biggie if they do, but gosh... all these appointments add up to a lot of time off of work!

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  • alcn1derlnd
    alcn1derlnd

    I didn’t have to do another one. My sleep doctor just went over what to expect as I lost weight. I will need another one as I get closer to goal weight however. HW-292 • SW (6/29/17) 256.6 • CW 1

  • abefroman329
    abefroman329

    No, they just want to make sure that, if you have sleep apnea, you’re aware of it and it’s under control.

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I didn’t have to do another one. My sleep doctor just went over what to expect as I lost weight. I will need another one as I get closer to goal weight however.



HW-292 • SW (6/29/17) 256.6 • CW 175.0

No, they just want to make sure that, if you have sleep apnea, you’re aware of it and it’s under control.

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