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Sleep Apnea Cure
Is there a "cure" for sleep apnea?
I was told that i have sleep apnea and i an trying to join the army and when i went for my physical they "temporary disqualified" me for sleep apnea is there a cure for it?
Well, I guess there is! You will first need to consult your physician to know what exactly has caused you sleep apnea. If it is you being overweight, then losing weight can reduce your apnea, and with time your body can get conditioned and you can eventually stop having sleep apnea. In the mean time, you will be provided with a CPAP device or probably a dentistry device which will keep your lower jaw forward to avoid apnea attacks.
If your sleep apnea is due to some structural defects in your respiratory tract or throat, you will need to have some sort of surgical operation to get relief from that defect or some other method that your physician can better tell you after accessing your condition.
Regarding the army joining, you should consult the army physicians in order to get more information about your condition and to see to how much extent it is curable. Then you can decide if you will be a good fit in the army or not.
Good luck and don't worry!
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Is surgery to cure sleep apnea safe?
I recently have been diagnosed with severe obstructive sleep apnea and have started treatment with a CPAP. It makes me feel better but I just feel uncomfortable no matter how hard I try to get used to it. I am not obese(185 lbs, 5'11") so that is not the cause of my sleep apnea. I am meeting with my doctor soon to discuss other treatments outside of the CPAP, but I wanted to see if anyone could give me information or personal experiences on the surgery before I meet with him.
I had the surgery for sleep apnea....they did the laser removal of my uvula. They also fixed a deviated septum......It was the worst thing I ever did....not only did it hurt like H*** but it never really got rid of my sleep apnea....the pain after surgery was so intense I lost 15 pounds in one week.....couldn't eat or drink anything...it just caused it to hurt that much more...the only thing I looked forward to was my liquid Tylenol every 4 hours.....good luck with your decision!!
