CPAP Machines

What are CPAP machines? How does it work? I’m Bo. A sleep and breathing knowledge sharer. Thank you for visiting our website. Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) causes interruptions or pauses in breathing, usually because your throat or airway collapses briefly or something temporarily blocks them. A ventilator (CPAP) is the most common device to treat

Why do we need to use the CPAP machine? Getting used to ventilator therapy isn't easy for most people who suffer from sleep apnea. However, it's better for your health in the long run. Here are twelve reasons to start using a CPAP machine every night. Better sleep: Once you get used to it, you'll

Many patients with rhinitis or nasal congestion often breathe with an open mouth at night, so they may feel that using the ventilator does not have a therapeutic effect. Still, instead, they get up in the morning with a dry mouth. This phenomenon will likely result from not communicating with the engineer and using a