only would make sense if I snored or was gasping for air, she would wake up periodically from it. also my wife and I are on significantly different schedules. I go to bed around 8.30 pm because my alarm goes off at 4.30 am. my wife gets up around 8 am so quite often she comes to bed around 10-11 pm ...

One other thing I should bring up to my doc is (he knows) I have hydrocephalus. I've had many operations on my head and stomache. During my hospital stays, I would be on oxygen. I remember thinking really clearly. they would always force me to get my oxygen up before taking me off of it. I would bre...

I had all that checked a few months ago. my testosterone levels came back low. I think they've been low and no other doc checked it and all symptoms including the symptoms that brought me into a sleep study test could be answered by low T symptoms. I am on my third week of injections. I don't know w...

That's also the problem too. I don't know how I would ever know if the surgery works. Before I had the CPAP, I was always dog tired. I wore the CPAP for a year straight with high compliance. Doc said everything with my apnea was wonderful. I was just the same dog tired all the time. Now I don't use ...

Post by Omne on Fri Jul 08, 2016 6:56 pm Dorlow, you know what is hotter than snorting and choking sounds all night, and the anxiety filled counting of seconds between a partner's breath to next breath? Wondering if they are going to take that next breath? . I don't know if you read any of my previ...

I thank all of you for your advice. when I see my doc in a month in a half though, I'll talk to hime about any alternative to cpap. as everyone can tell (and I'm not the only one in the world to hate the cpap idea), I'm hard headed and it's not the right option for me. I'm glad it's working for all ...

I'll admit over the last few weeks of not wearing it, that part ofor our relationship increased probably 100 fold. so no problems in our relationship

really when getting down to it, that probably is the absolute reason why I can't stand the cpap. one, I haven't noticed any health benefits over the year I did use it. but I did notice my wife and I got romantic a fraction of the time which led us to feel more like roommates than a couple which was ...

problem I have with not putting the cpap on until "it's over" is basically I'm now sending this cryptic message if it's on that I'm hands off to my wife. if it's off, then you better be ready when you get into bed. if I leave it off, I feel like I'm some sliving dog and my wife is some meat. I don't...

problem I have with not putting the cpap on until "it's over" is basically I'm now sending this cryptic message if it's on that I'm hands off to my wife. if it's off, then you better be ready when you get into bed. if I leave it off, I feel like I'm some sliving dog and my wife is some meat. I don't...

the lights aren't on.... but the stuff far from sets the mood. lights on or off.... when it's off, the cpap doesn't disappear. that weird vacuum noise. it's all very anti romantic. maybe it's just me. maybe everyone else looks at people with cpaps and get turned on.... but not me.

I did post the same question to another site after a few days of getting the answer why am I posting to a cpap forum if I'm so anti cpap.

well, when using the cpap, we did get romantic on occasion. but extremely more rare than when I didn't use it. Low T can partially be caused by not having that constant romantic affection. so my cpap and the barrier it caused possibly contributed to my low T. When wearing it, I look like a crazy spa...

problem I have still is all of this clinical stuff in the bedroom really doesn't make a bedroom too romantic.

I'm just afraid I'm going to go to the doc appointment. he's going to say you can try A, Band C. but A costs a lot more than I have, B costs even more, and C is crazy expensive and none of it is guaranteed and I may throw all the money out the window if whatever choice I choose (and me not being an ...