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Re: Sore muscles and apnea

Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2016 3:10 pm
by BlackSpinner
bashley wrote:Not exactly the sort of muscle pain previously discussed, BUT...

After sleeping for a while, if I wake up and turn over, I feel surface pain for a few minutes. If I turn over again, the surface pain returns. BUT if I'm awake long enough to breathe "normally" I don't experience this pain. Moreover, when I was using the CPAP machine (had to return it -- constant fighting with the masks due to narrow nasal passages) I didn't experience this pain. Neurologist said it had to do with under-oxygenation of my blood (I've had sleep tests and oxygenation goes WAY low when I sleep), which makes sense. I'm going to have my nose reamed out and will see if this helps.

FWIW, I'm very strong but have NO muscle endurance -- if I run (or downhill ski) for 30 seconds I can barely stand up for a while. Really a bitch for a skier!
You dug up a 3 year old thread to complain about not using cpap to deal with your issues? Really?

Re: Sore muscles and apnea

Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2016 7:47 pm
by really?
BlackSpinner wrote:You dug up a 3 year old thread to complain about not using cpap to deal with your issues? Really?
two questions
why does that matter?
why does it matter to you?

Re: Sore muscles and apnea

Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2016 8:04 pm
by palerider
really? wrote:
BlackSpinner wrote:You dug up a 3 year old thread to complain about not using cpap to deal with your issues? Really?
two questions
why does that matter?
why does it matter to you?
stupidity gives blackspinner hives.