My sleep study wasn't split, so they wanted to get a 'baseline'
The funniest thing is that on the ENT's web site, there are links to snoring treatment informational pieces. One clearly states....
And, this ENT's web site clearly states he handles snoring and sleep disordersIf surgery is too risky or unwanted, the patient may sleep every night with a nasal mask that delivers air pressure into the throat; this is called continuous positive airway pressure or "CPAP".
According to the card of the new sleep specialist, she is Board Certified in Pulmonary, Sleep and Internal medicine. My appointment with her is on May 18th...
Meanwhile, Ambien doesn't really KEEP you asleep all night....