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How To Prevent Sleep Apnea and Acid Reflux
- Jul 8, 2019
What’s keeping you up at night?
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How To Find The Best CPAP Supplies Online
- Jun 12, 2019
Part of proper CPAP therapy involves replacing your CPAP supplies on a regular basis to keep your CPAP working like new. Your equipment wears out over time and can collect dust, allergens, and other irritants! Prevent air leaks and protect your health by easily replacing your CPAP supplies online. We’ve put together a list of your best options to help you save time and money.
Amy Poehler Needs You To Use Your CPAP For Better Sleep
- Jun 5, 2019
While Amy Poehler is a famous actress, comedian, director, and much more, however, her sleep apnea is no laughing matter. As a CPAP user and enthusiast, she’s here to remind both men and women about the dangers of sleep apnea to promote health and wellness. Yes, we said both men and women, because this condition is usually only thought of as a condition for old men, but that’s not the case. Sleep apnea can affect everyone.
The Perfect Bedtime Recipes For Better Sleep
- Apr 12, 2019
Have you ever felt like you were too hungry to sleep or like a snack would really help you fall asleep faster? But you can’t eat before bed, that’s bad for your health, right? Well, that answer sort of varies. There are a few items that can enhance your sleep, while others should be avoided.
5 Amazing CPAP Hacks You Need For Better Treatment
- Jan 9, 2019
It’s extremely common to have a few questions when it comes to using a new medical device such as a CPAP machine. That’s why we're here to assist by answering a few frequently asked questions so you can have great sleep night after night. Check out some of the most popular CPAP topics that we’re tackled.
CPAP Tricks, Tips, and Hacks
- Jan 2, 2019
CPAP therapy has helped millions who have sleep apnea to get a better night’s sleep. Studies estimate that there are 22 million Americans that suffer from sleep apnea, and many of them are undiagnosed. Once you start your CPAP therapy, your overall state of health improves. It can, however, be difficult at first to get used to sleeping with your new mask or machine. How will it affect your regular sleep schedule? How hard is it to manage travelling with a CPAP machine? How difficult is it to keep up with cleaning supplies?
How To Determine Which CPAP Mask Parts You Need
- Oct 30, 2018
After being diagnosed with sleep apnea you're given a lot of information about CPAP therapy is a short amount of time. It can be easy to miss crucial information about what every little part of your CPAP is for, especially when it comes to CPAP mask parts.
How To Prevent CPAP Mask Skin Irritation
- Oct 18, 2018
This article has been medically reviewed by Dr. Carleara Weiss.
CPAP therapy can certainly take a little getting used to. From the whirrs of your new CPAP machine to the tubing becoming your new bedtime partner and more, it takes a few days to adjust. But soon you’ll learn how to sleep peacefully, putting an end to sleep apnea, unless one of the CPAP side effects is skin irritation! Acne, pressure marks, sores, rashes, and more may make you want to quit therapy, but don’t give up. There are plenty of ways to prevent CPAP skin irritation.
Intentional, Unintentional and Total Leak Rates in Masks
- Oct 14, 2018
CPAP masks are designed to supply positive airflow to you while you sleep, helping to provide you with a good night’s sleep, assist in increasing oxygen saturation to your blood and help prevent brain damage and other ailments-even death-due to apneas caused during sleep. Some patients may be concerned with leaks in the mask and should be.
Can You Use A CPAP Machine With A Cold?
- Oct 9, 2018
As summer fades into the fall we get to enjoy cooler temperatures, football, and pumpkin spice everything. However, that can distract us from the fact that cold and flu season is lurking right around the corner! On top of that, fall allergy season hits at full force with pollen, mold, and ragweed. You might be left congested, coughing, and wondering if you should be using CPAP with a cold. The answer is yes.
