10 Sleep Apnea Symptoms

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Breathing Disturbances While Asleep

Breathing disturbances are the primary characterizing symptom in sleep apnea. People with this condition frequently stop breathing while asleep. The cause of breathing disruptions varies depending on the type of sleep apnea.

Breathing disturbances are generally managed with a CPAP machine. This machine works via a mask worn while asleep. The mask helps deliver oxygen into your airways with the intent of stopping breathing disruptions from happening. When a person no longer stops breathing while asleep, other symptoms improve.

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