Re: Why is my Face Swollen?
Posted: Thu Feb 24, 2022 2:32 pm
It sounds like I need to give that neck brace a try. Here's the problem:
Most nights (not last night, I'm not sure why) I wake up at some point, and I take the mask off for 15-20 minutes. I've tried to examine why I'm doing this when it happens. Partly, I'm just tired of this contraption strapped to my face. My eyes are irritated. My nose itches and I can't scratch it. Whatever it is, I do this most every single night. I was particularly tired last night, so I didn't do it. Normally I would.
I mention this because I'm trying to imagine the addition of a neck brace, and it's another thing to attach to myself to sleep. On the other hand, perhaps I'll sleep better and not wake up at all. I won't know until I give it a go. I'm not sure what else to do so I guess that's the next step.
As I mentioned before, I do tuck my chain quite a bit and curl up on my side. That might explain the clusters, and it sounds like a neck brace is the only way to go. I guess not even the machine can do much about that.
It sort of raises the question: would a neck brace conceivably fix my entire sleep problem, and I wouldn't need the machine? But I'm getting ahead of myself.
Most nights (not last night, I'm not sure why) I wake up at some point, and I take the mask off for 15-20 minutes. I've tried to examine why I'm doing this when it happens. Partly, I'm just tired of this contraption strapped to my face. My eyes are irritated. My nose itches and I can't scratch it. Whatever it is, I do this most every single night. I was particularly tired last night, so I didn't do it. Normally I would.
I mention this because I'm trying to imagine the addition of a neck brace, and it's another thing to attach to myself to sleep. On the other hand, perhaps I'll sleep better and not wake up at all. I won't know until I give it a go. I'm not sure what else to do so I guess that's the next step.
As I mentioned before, I do tuck my chain quite a bit and curl up on my side. That might explain the clusters, and it sounds like a neck brace is the only way to go. I guess not even the machine can do much about that.
It sort of raises the question: would a neck brace conceivably fix my entire sleep problem, and I wouldn't need the machine? But I'm getting ahead of myself.