I have been using CPAP for 6 months and for the last week I have been unable to speak properly, stuttering with broken sentences.
I also have suffered weakness. I went to A&E and am clear of any problems so it seemed to be a mystery.
I think it could be a side effect of using CPAP and my jaw is aching slightly although my speech is definitely improving
Has anyone else experienced this as a side effect of CPAP
speech difficulties using CPAP
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ChicagoGranny
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Re: speech difficulties using CPAP
The gimcrack in the CPAP contrivance has been known to cause oojamaflip. It should go away shortly.
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Re: speech difficulties using CPAP
ChicagoGranny wrote: ↑Sat Aug 30, 2025 5:49 amThe gimcrack in the CPAP contrivance has been known to cause oojamaflip. It should go away shortly.
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Re: speech difficulties using CPAP
I might choose to follow the accident and emergency visit with a call to my primary doc's office.
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