Can the longterm use of Cpap cause abdominal pains and Laryngitis conditions? Which Cpap and mask is effective? What causes coughs whilst using a Cpap? no. have been on CPAP for ten years and no health problems that can be attributed to it's use. masks are highly individual and you ...

... pain medication he should have. Years before that I had terrible pneumonia. It was so bad, especially the headache, that I was throwing up from coughing. A simple cough syrup would have saved me from terrible suffering, but opiod hysteria was at its peak. I've had surgeries before the opiod ...

... pain medication he should have. Years before that I had terrible pneumonia. It was so bad, especially the headache, that I was throwing up from coughing. A simple cough syrup would have saved me from terrible suffering, but opiod hysteria was at its peak. I've had surgeries before the opiod ...

... wake up with a need to get the mask off. For example, did you just have an obstructive event? Or maybe a bunch of flow limitations? A big leak? A cough or hiccup? If you don't want to mess with Oscar further, you can just sign up for free with SleepHQ and post a link. Does that seem feasible? ...

... To keep my nose moist I use Flonase and Ayr be just before I go to bed and blow my nose good. I have Asthma and Chronic Bronchitis.Always have a cough and wheeze. This heat and humidity in MI is killing me.

... been doing well against that goal. My wife says the ASV PAP has greatly reduced snoring. The noticeable and welcome change I've noticed is that my cough headaches have stopped. The only changes I've made that I can attribute their ending are more sleep and using the ASV PAP. I'm 70 YO, 5' 10" and ...

pratzert wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 15, 2025 10:40 am

Will Medicare start covering Aspirin, cough syrup or Band-Aids since they are OTC ?

My Medicare Advantage Plan allows $108 per quarter for OTC.

... a Rx for these item probably does cut down on dishonesty and fraud. Plus, where would they draw the line? Will Medicare start covering Aspirin, cough syrup or Band-Aids since they are OTC ?

... the humidifier tub. The CPAP can not create water on its own. Excess saliva very well could be going down your throat as you sleep and causing a cough to clear the saliva. Googling 'overactive salivary glands' may help describe the condition and symptoms.

... for help. My lungs are being affected and today I am struggling to breathe from all the rainout going into my lungs. I am constantly either coughing from the water and have dry mouth every single day. Or I get stuffy, congested nose with a headache. Water from rainout does not get into your ...

... for help. My lungs are being affected and today I am struggling to breathe from all the rainout going into my lungs. I am constantly either coughing from the water and have dry mouth every single day. Or I get stuffy, congested nose with a headache. Water from rainout does not get into your ...

... enough that I have less resistance. Dr. assures me I was virus free a week and a half after my symptoms began and just the irritation and cough remained. Just looking for ways to avoid any further irritation while the cough persists. Searching this forum with the word "bronchitis" brought ...

stevenal wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 29, 2025 8:40 pm

Viral according to my Dr.

Viral pneumonia spreads through respiratory droplets from an infected person's cough, sneeze, or talk. The droplets can be inhaled by others nearby. It's very unlikely it had anything to do with the cleanliness of your CPAP.

... The lid rises a bit, but nothing leaks. The new tank acts exactly the same. After two nights back on the old tank, I'm still here. I think my cough is improving, but it may just be coincidence.

... pressure(s) of PAP treatment having "destroyed" anyone or anything. One is much more likely to be damaged by a single instance of a sneeze, a cough, or a laugh than by a year of unneeded PAP, in my opinion. Causes and treatments (when needed) for central sleep apnea vary according to subtype. ...