Hello again voxter , If your home sleep-study is inconclusive and/ or your previous medical history is considered carefully, you might be asked to repeat the sleep study at the hospital, staying overnight in what's sometimes called 'the sleep lab'. That way they can check for things in addition to ...

Hi voxter , What I said in that thread linked to above – it's still true. (And thanks djams for the link.) The sleep-study recorder is quite good at telling when were asleep and when you were just moving about. And if, as I hope, the instructions that came with the kit told you to use the stop/star...

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Fri Dec 21, 2018 11:09 am

Was just reading this thread the other day. Lots of good posts about the UK process.

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=173702&p=1280179#p1276319

Thanks for the link good info

Don't worry! If I could have choked whoever thought I could sleep with all that stuff on me I would have. Took me two tries. The first night I got mad at one of the sensors. About the time I got to sleep it would cause the unit to start beeping. Fixed it a couple times...then ripped it off and went...

Hi all Im new to the forum and sleep apnea testing. I just got done doing a at home sleep study now I did find it a bit hard to get to sleep with it all on but I think i did manage to fall asleep between 3am and 5 or 6 then at 7 till about 8.30 when the machine finished. Did anyone else have this sa...