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Learn more about the world of Obstructive Sleep Apnoea, asthma and other long-term health conditions. Find expert advice and options for treatment with our range of insightful and educational articles. In particular, our blog is the place where we share our years of experience in helping patients treat and control their Obstructive Sleep Apnoea with CPAP therapy and other treatment methods.
Can Sleep Apnoea affect your memory? Memory loss is a symptom of the common sleep disorder Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA). People with Sleep Apnoea often experience difficulty concentrating, forgetfulness, and difficulty with … Continued
Side effects of using CPAP equipment are common experiences that can be easily treated and prevented, including redness, aerophagia, dryness and more. Within this article, we will help you overcome … Continued
Which CPAP Mask is Best for Side Sleepers? Your CPAP mask should be comfortable and fit well. If you sleep on your side and breathe through your nose at night, … Continued
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) therapy is the most popular and effective treatment for Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA). CPAP machines deliver pressurised air to your airways to prevent breathing pauses (apnoea’s) during the night. … Continued
Alcohol has a sedative effect, making you feel more tired. Increasing Sleep Apnoea symptoms and reducing sleep quality. You are more likely to develop OSA from excessive alcohol consumption.
We understand it can be challenging to travel when you have Sleep Apnoea, but hopefully, this article will provide you with the information to make it a little easier. Did … Continued
Research shows a clear association between Type 2 Diabetes and Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA). Those with Type 2 Diabetes are more at risk of developing Sleep Apnoea, and vice versa. This article … Continued
How do you qualify for a CPAP machine? Our customers frequently ask how to get a CPAP machine and why they need to provide documentation before purchasing a CPAP device … Continued
CPAP mask leaks can disrupt your therapy and compromise sleep quality. This article explores common causes of mask leaks, such as poor fit, old masks, and incorrect cushion size, and … Continued
As illogical as it may sound, your body needs water when you breathe. The average person loses between 0.5 to 1 litre of water per day just by breathing. Your lungs must be continually moistened when breathing air while taking in the oxygen you need and eliminating the carbon dioxide you don’t need.
Are you waking up in the morning with a dry mouth, throat or nose? If so, then this is a common side effect of CPAP therapy (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure). … Continued
