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I have also undergone a sleep study which identified a snoring problem but no evidence of sleep apnoea and have had a
Mandibular
advancement
device made which I have been wearing every night for the past few weeks chasing an answer but with seemingly no benefit or improvement in my issues with tiredness
I have also undergone a sleep study which identified a snoring problem but no evidence of sleep apnoea and have had a
Mandibular
advancement
device made which I have been wearing every night for the past few weeks chasing an answer but with seemingly no benefit or improvement in my issues with tiredness
Hightower62
in
NRAS
10 months ago
7 weeks post-ablation, high heart rate (130-140) at every activity
Also got some more energy, despite being diagnosed with sleep apnea (for which I will get a
mandibular
advancement
device). Last week suddenly my heart rate got up to 130-140 at about every activity I did, from walking to walking the stairs, to just doing household chores.
Also got some more energy, despite being diagnosed with sleep apnea (for which I will get a
mandibular
advancement
device). Last week suddenly my heart rate got up to 130-140 at about every activity I did, from walking to walking the stairs, to just doing household chores.
Thomas2222
in
AF Association
2 years ago
Obstructive sleep apnoea: mandibular advancement device helps against daytime sleepiness.
With the help of a
mandibular
advancement
device (MAD), daytime sleepiness of patients with obstructive sleep apnoea can be relieved. Treatment with an MAD is not inferior to positive airway pressure (PAP) therapy with a sleep mask.
With the help of a
mandibular
advancement
device (MAD), daytime sleepiness of patients with obstructive sleep apnoea can be relieved. Treatment with an MAD is not inferior to positive airway pressure (PAP) therapy with a sleep mask.
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
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interrupted sleep, breathing trouble possibly apnea
The GP also recommended I try a
Mandibular
Advancement
Device but then told me the NHS cannot help with this and that I have to see a dentist! If I'm under their care, don't they have a duty of care to me?
The GP also recommended I try a
Mandibular
Advancement
Device but then told me the NHS cannot help with this and that I have to see a dentist! If I'm under their care, don't they have a duty of care to me?
barny1
in
Sleep Matters
6 years ago
breathing trouble suspected at night, apnea?
The GP also recommended I try a
Mandibular
Advancement
Device but then told me the NHS cannot help with this and that I have to see a dentist! If I'm under their care, don't they have a duty of care to me?
The GP also recommended I try a
Mandibular
Advancement
Device but then told me the NHS cannot help with this and that I have to see a dentist! If I'm under their care, don't they have a duty of care to me?
barny1
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
6 years ago
Fighting snoring, swallowing etc....
I came across a device, the
Mandibular
Advancement
Splint (MAS), that is supposed to solve part of this problems and is used primarily to combat apnee but is potentially useful for other applications.
I came across a device, the
Mandibular
Advancement
Splint (MAS), that is supposed to solve part of this problems and is used primarily to combat apnee but is potentially useful for other applications.
loustalet
in
PSP Association
8 years ago
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