Wednesday 4 December 2013

Sleep Apnea therapy with CPAP



Sleep apnea is a common disease which can actually confirm to be very serious if left unnoticed and without treatment over a quite a while. Luckily, sleep apnea therapy is widely available and can be very effective, with many sufferers realizing immediate improvement

Illness effect sufferers' respiration as they sleep, causing them to stop respiration over and over again for times of around ten to twenty seconds. This can happen hundreds of times every evening. The problem of course is that sufferers' sleep times are disturbed, leading to them getting more superficial sleep and less of the deep, regenerative sleep we all need.

 
Insufficient sleep due to sleep apnea causes many issues, such as daytime tiredness, lack of co-ordination and, eventually, more serious issues such as raised hypertension, risk of cardiovascular illness and heart stroke and weight gain.


Sleep therapy


When during the evening while they are sleeping. One of the most effective treatments is known as Ongoing Positive Air Stress or CPAP for short. CPAP devices are devices which have cover up like parts which are applied to the client's face. A continuous flow of air is then provided to keep the individual's respiration paragraphs open while they are sleeping.  

Some sufferers claim that CPAP devices are unpleasant to use, but this particular sleep apnea therapy has improved a lot over the past several years and devices are more comfortable, less noisy and less heavy than ever before, making them much more attractive.

To find out more about sleep apnea therapy visit the RHS Burlington Respiratory Home care Solutions:http://www.rhsburlington.com