Comments for Beat Sleep Apnea http://beatsleepapnea.howitsdone.net Get Your Life Back Thu, 18 Feb 2010 16:26:24 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 Comment on The Secret Of My CPAP Success by Derek http://beatsleepapnea.howitsdone.net/the-secret-of-my-cpap-success/comment-page-1/#comment-758 Derek Thu, 18 Feb 2010 16:26:24 +0000 http://beatsleepapnea.howitsdone.net/?p=22#comment-758 Thanks for sharing the story. My father is actually suffering from sleep apnea and right now, we are looking for a CPAP machine that will work for him. We tried one before but it was uncomfortable for him and he developed some kind of rhinitis problem. I will forward this post to him so he can learn from your experience. Thanks for sharing the story. My father is actually suffering from sleep apnea and right now, we are looking for a CPAP machine that will work for him. We tried one before but it was uncomfortable for him and he developed some kind of rhinitis problem. I will forward this post to him so he can learn from your experience.

]]> Comment on The Secret Of My CPAP Success by Janet http://beatsleepapnea.howitsdone.net/the-secret-of-my-cpap-success/comment-page-1/#comment-361 Janet Thu, 07 Jan 2010 18:51:28 +0000 http://beatsleepapnea.howitsdone.net/?p=22#comment-361 I enjoyed reading your story and am very happy that you have found good success after trial and error. More importantly, you didn't give up! I also have sleep apnea and use a CPAP at night and agree the extremely stuffy nose dilemna keeps me from a good nights sleep as well. I am in a situation that I cannot take ANY antihistamines, whether in sprays, cold medicines, tablets, et al, due to the interactions with other medications I currently take. Do you or anyone else have any ideas or solutions to this particular problem? I have heard of prescription nose sprays that contain no antihistamines but are steroidal in make up. Has anyone used one of those with good success? I think I really need to head to my doc and discuss all of this with him, but thought I would check here first to get any thoughts or ideas. Thanks so much! I enjoyed reading your story and am very happy that you have found good success after trial and error. More importantly, you didn’t give up! I also have sleep apnea and use a CPAP at night and agree the extremely stuffy nose dilemna keeps me from a good nights sleep as well. I am in a situation that I cannot take ANY antihistamines, whether in sprays, cold medicines, tablets, et al, due to the interactions with other medications I currently take. Do you or anyone else have any ideas or solutions to this particular problem? I have heard of prescription nose sprays that contain no antihistamines but are steroidal in make up. Has anyone used one of those with good success? I think I really need to head to my doc and discuss all of this with him, but thought I would check here first to get any thoughts or ideas. Thanks so much!

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]]> Comment on The Secret Of My CPAP Success by Helene http://beatsleepapnea.howitsdone.net/the-secret-of-my-cpap-success/comment-page-1/#comment-67 Helene Sun, 13 Sep 2009 10:33:58 +0000 http://beatsleepapnea.howitsdone.net/?p=22#comment-67 Thanks for providing this excellent information on CPAP masks to the readers of Take Charge of Your Health Care Carnival. Thanks for providing this excellent information on CPAP masks to the readers of Take Charge of Your Health Care Carnival.

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]]> Comment on The Secret Of My CPAP Success by KatherineLF http://beatsleepapnea.howitsdone.net/the-secret-of-my-cpap-success/comment-page-1/#comment-55 KatherineLF Thu, 20 Aug 2009 19:58:12 +0000 http://beatsleepapnea.howitsdone.net/?p=22#comment-55 Thank you for your story! I know it's a struggle to find the right equipment but it looks like you've found success with CPAP! Your tips are also helpful, thank you. This type of review would be really helpful to new users. If you want to reach more, consider a place with more traffic. Forums allow for real exchanges of information. CPAPtalk.com has thousands of real users and is free. Thank you for your story! I know it’s a struggle to find the right equipment but it looks like you’ve found success with CPAP! Your tips are also helpful, thank you. This type of review would be really helpful to new users. If you want to reach more, consider a place with more traffic. Forums allow for real exchanges of information. CPAPtalk.com has thousands of real users and is free.

]]> Comment on Conquer Your CPAP Fears by Helene http://beatsleepapnea.howitsdone.net/conquer-your-cpap-fears/comment-page-1/#comment-45 Helene Mon, 03 Aug 2009 07:32:03 +0000 http://beatsleepapnea.howitsdone.net/?p=14#comment-45 This is a well written and helpful article for those with sleep apnea. Thanks for your contribution to Take Charge of Your Health Care Carnival. This is a well written and helpful article for those with sleep apnea. Thanks for your contribution to Take Charge of Your Health Care Carnival.

]]> Comment on Conquer Your CPAP Fears by Health Fitness How To Blog http://beatsleepapnea.howitsdone.net/conquer-your-cpap-fears/comment-page-1/#comment-39 Health Fitness How To Blog Mon, 27 Jul 2009 23:08:15 +0000 http://beatsleepapnea.howitsdone.net/?p=14#comment-39 <strong>Health Articles From Other Websites 7/21/2009...</strong> PicktheBrain presents 200+ Health and Medical Accounts Worth Following on Twitter posted at Medical Future. Mike Weber presents Living With Severe Chronic Dyslexia posted at Global Domains International Tips. Dan Miller presents Robert Redf... Health Articles From Other Websites 7/21/2009…

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]]> Comment on Don’t Be Afraid Of Your CPAP Mask by Nancy Anderson http://beatsleepapnea.howitsdone.net/dont-be-afraid-of-your-cpap-mask/comment-page-1/#comment-18 Nancy Anderson Fri, 10 Jul 2009 17:40:53 +0000 http://beatsleepapnea.howitsdone.net/?p=8#comment-18 Just a quick note that if you just can't seem to do well with the CPAP, it also might be that you have a different form of sleep apnea, CENTRAL SLEEP APNEA. I could never seem to use the CPAP, and finally went to Mayo Clinic, where I found I have CENTRAL sleep apnea, and I need a CPAP SV machine, which actually forces air into your lungs when you do not breathe. It uses progressively greater pressure to fill your lungs. I used to stop breathing more than once a minute with the regular CPAP, but did not stop at all using the CPAP SV. The odd thing is that I do not mind using the new machine, where I hated the old one. I guess I did not see a use for a machine that did not work. However, I now find that when I sleep and feel as though I am resting comfortably, I still am in an awake state. Has anyone had this experience? I used a wrist monitor for a week, and that was the outcome. Just a quick note that if you just can’t seem to do well with the CPAP, it also might be that you have a different form of sleep apnea, CENTRAL SLEEP APNEA. I could never seem to use the CPAP, and finally went to Mayo Clinic, where I found I have CENTRAL sleep apnea, and I need a CPAP SV machine, which actually forces air into your lungs when you do not breathe. It uses progressively greater pressure to fill your lungs. I used to stop breathing more than once a minute with the regular CPAP, but did not stop at all using the CPAP SV. The odd thing is that I do not mind using the new machine, where I hated the old one. I guess I did not see a use for a machine that did not work.

However, I now find that when I sleep and feel as though I am resting comfortably, I still am in an awake state. Has anyone had this experience? I used a wrist monitor for a week, and that was the outcome.

]]> Comment on Don’t Be Afraid Of Your CPAP Mask by Helene http://beatsleepapnea.howitsdone.net/dont-be-afraid-of-your-cpap-mask/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Helene Sun, 28 Jun 2009 06:34:25 +0000 http://beatsleepapnea.howitsdone.net/?p=8#comment-12 Thanks for providing this well written article on CPAP masks to the Take Charge of Your Health Care Carnival. Thanks for providing this well written article on CPAP masks to the Take Charge of Your Health Care Carnival.

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