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| − | + | When you have sinus congestion and Sleep Apnea, CPAP can be no fun! Here are ideas from CPAP users of techniques to try, things to avoid and methods we're still not too sure about... | |
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| + | There's a trend among new users of CPAP that they tend to have nasal congestion for a few days after starting cpap. Most believe that this an airway reaction due to the use of pressure. It tends to last 2 to 3 days then gos away. If after 3 days you still suffer from nasal congestion then start at the bottom and work up. Start with saline nose spray. Read the full article [http://www.cpaptalk.com/wiki/index.php/Sinus_congestion here]. | ||
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Revision as of 08:56, 4 January 2010
Sinus Congestion
Built by the CPAPtalk community
When you have sinus congestion and Sleep Apnea, CPAP can be no fun! Here are ideas from CPAP users of techniques to try, things to avoid and methods we're still not too sure about...
1. Wait and See There's a trend among new users of CPAP that they tend to have nasal congestion for a few days after starting cpap. Most believe that this an airway reaction due to the use of pressure. It tends to last 2 to 3 days then gos away. If after 3 days you still suffer from nasal congestion then start at the bottom and work up. Start with saline nose spray. Read the full article here.
