Possible Complex sleep apnea?

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Re: Possible Complex sleep apnea?

Post by chunkyfrog » Sun Mar 08, 2020 9:48 am

If benadryl is safe enough for a dog . . . (Or Pugsy)
:lol:
By all means run it by your doctor.
Even herbal sleep aids are too unpredictable to just randomly take.

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Re: Possible Complex sleep apnea?

Post by zonker » Sun Mar 08, 2020 11:32 am

Krpepe wrote: ↑
Sun Mar 08, 2020 9:36 am
 So I noticed something last night. I guess I was awake enough to figure out what was going on.

I woke up with a dry mouth last night. Obviously mouth breathing. I rolled over on my side and when I did I felt a slight leak at my nose within a few seconds I had Chipmunk cheecks and my mouth opened. So I am guessing that the slight pressure lose from from the leak at my nose is enough to allow my throat to open so my mouth fills up and wind up with a dry mouth and large leak. Guessing I need to stay on my back. Or would a slight bump in min pressure help this?
here's what i've found to help me-

viewtopic/p1089718/viewtopic.php?f=1&t= ... s#p1086296

i'm using jay's rig with slight modifications. works a treat. and it lowered my ahi by a full point.

i also use a firm cervical collar to keep my jaw from sagging in the night.

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