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American Sleep Apnea Association
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This is the official RUclips Channel of the American Sleep Apnea Association, a non-profit organization founded in 1990 by persons with sleep apnea and concerned health care providers and researchers.
Webinar: Unmasked and Afraid? Phillips CPAP Recall Update
On this special Webinar, we are updating our community on the Phillips recall effort. Our host Justine Amdur joins a panel of Phillips CPAP users affected by the recall who report on what they said to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) about the recall process. There is also a peek behind the scenes of ASAA's efforts to solve the recall crisis.
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Summit Recap: Anesthesia and Sleep Apnea
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In this review of day four of our AWAKEtogether Summit, we talk about the importance of discussing sleep apnea when receiving anesthesia and being proactive in working with doctors to ensure the best possible outcome. We are joined by Dr. Frances Chung, MBBS, FRCPC to hear her insights on how to approach anesthesia with sleep apnea patients.
Summit Recap: Is it Insomnia, Sleep Apnea, or Fatigue?
Просмотров 2 тыс.3 года назад
In this recap of day three of our AWAKEtogether Summit we discuss the similarities and differences between insomnia, sleep apnea, and fatigue. We are joined by Michael Grandner, PhD and patient Mark Rue to bring us their insights and answer audience questions.
Summit Recap: Children and Sleep Apnea
Просмотров 5423 года назад
In this recap from our 4th Annual AWAKEtogether Summit, we talk about the importance of diagnosing and treating sleep apnea in children. This session includes patient stories, information on signs and symptoms for children, and discusses some treatment options.
Summit Recap: Sleep Apnea and COVID-19
Просмотров 9853 года назад
Want to learn more about sleep apnea and the long term effects of COVID, but couldn't make our recent summit? Watch our discussion with Sairam Parthasarathy, MD and Robert Thomas, MD!
ASAA Recap: Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome (UARS)
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.3 года назад
On today's recap, we summarize our fascinating interview with Dr. Sullivan and Dr. Li about Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome (UARS). This interview originally aired on March 9, 2021. The full interview can be found on Facebook, RUclips, or on the AWAKE Podcast! Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome (UARS) brings more focus on the function of the nasal passage in an individual. While UARS may share m...
ASAA Recap: Restless Leg Syndrome with Maureen Connelly, RN
Просмотров 3863 года назад
Today we're revisiting a fascinating conversation with Maureen Connelly, a registered nurse and Restless Leg Syndrome patient. Learn about her path to diagnosis, and treatments to get a quality night's sleep. This interview originally aired on February 9th, 2021.
ASAA Recap: A1C, Sleep Apnea, and Diabetes
Просмотров 4383 года назад
The mainstream media frequently talks about something called an "A1C." In this Speaker Series, Kevin Bradley, RN speaks with Lisa Graham, RN, BSN, CDE. The two registered nurses discuss the A1C test and its relationship to diabetes and good sleep health. This interview originally aired on January 12, 2021
Speaker Series: Pediatric Sleep Apnea
Просмотров 8833 года назад
Join us for Sleep Apnea Awareness Day! All month sleepapnea.org will discuss the less common types of apnea, like #sleepapnea and children. Raising awareness for all people, of all ages, to become empowered advocates for quality sleep for themselves and their loved ones! Today we speak with Sarah Honaker, PhD, a pediatric sleep researcher. Sleep breathing disorders in children are more common t...
What is Central Sleep Apnea? Full version with Q&A
Просмотров 50 тыс.3 года назад
Join us for Sleep Apnea Awareness Day! All month sleepapnea.orgwill discuss the less common types of apnea, like central sleep apnea (CSA). Raising awareness for all people, of all ages, to become empowered advocates for quality sleep for themselves and their loved ones! CSA is a form of sleep-disordered breathing that occurs when the brain fails to send regular signals to the breathing muscle ...
What is Central Sleep Apnea?
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Join us for Sleep Apnea Awareness Day! All month sleephealth.org will discuss the less common types of apnea, like central sleep apnea (CSA). Raising awareness for all people, of all ages, to become empowered advocates for quality sleep for themselves and their loved ones! CSA is a form of sleep-disordered breathing that occurs when the brain fails to send regular signals to the breathing muscl...
Speaker Series: A Family's Loss to Sleep Apnea
Просмотров 3263 года назад
#sleepapnea is a serious condition that should not be ignored. Getting a diagnosis and using your prescribed treatment can be a matter of life or death. ASAA honors Bryan Chaney, who passed away in his sleep due to complications related to #OSA at the age of 25. His parents have joined our mission to raise awareness and provide education to help individuals and their families get the diagnosis ...
What is Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome (UARS)?
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Join us for Sleep Apnea Awareness Day March 20th! All month sleepapnea.org will discuss the less common types of apnea, like UARS. We're trying to raise awareness for all people, of all ages, to become empowered advocates for quality sleep for themselves and their loved ones! Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome (UARS) brings more focus on the function of the nasal passage in an individual. While U...
What is the AWAKE Peer Mentor Program?
Просмотров 1443 года назад
In this talk led by Dr. Sairam Parthasarathy, learn all about sleepapnea.org's innovative AWAKE peer mentor program. Covering everything from how the program started to how to become a mentor, this video is a great place to learn how to get involved in this patient-to-patient support network.
8 Unmet Needs of Sleep Apnea Patients: Low Awareness
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8 Unmet Needs of Sleep Apnea Patients: Low Awareness
Despertar la conciencia pública de la apnea del sueño
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Despertar la conciencia pública de la apnea del sueño
ASAA Speaker Series: Impact of American Indian Historical Trauma on Culture, Behavior, and Health
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ASAA Speaker Series: Impact of American Indian Historical Trauma on Culture, Behavior, and Health
ASAA Recap: Sleep Apnea as a COVID Risk Factor
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ASAA Recap: Sleep Apnea as a COVID Risk Factor
Restless Leg Syndrome with Maureen Connelly, RN
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Restless Leg Syndrome with Maureen Connelly, RN
ASAA Speaker Series: Sleep Apnea as a COVID Risk Factor
Просмотров 8533 года назад
ASAA Speaker Series: Sleep Apnea as a COVID Risk Factor
ASAA Recap: Sleep Apnea and Surgery with Dr. Richard Novak
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ASAA Recap: Sleep Apnea and Surgery with Dr. Richard Novak
ASAA Speaker Series: A1C, Sleep Apnea, and Diabetes
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.3 года назад
ASAA Speaker Series: A1C, Sleep Apnea, and Diabetes
ASAA Recap: Vaccines and Sleep with Dr. David Dausey
Просмотров 1003 года назад
ASAA Recap: Vaccines and Sleep with Dr. David Dausey
COVID Vaccine Discussion: Does sleep play a role?
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COVID Vaccine Discussion: Does sleep play a role?
What's Next for 2021: Chat with ASAA Team Leaders
Просмотров 633 года назад
What's Next for 2021: Chat with ASAA Team Leaders
Getting my Apnea Diagnosis and Machine
Просмотров 1433 года назад
Getting my Apnea Diagnosis and Machine
Sleep Apnea & Diabetes - Considerations for the Thanksgiving Table
Просмотров 1483 года назад
Sleep Apnea & Diabetes - Considerations for the Thanksgiving Table
AWAKE Peer Mentor Program with Dr. Parthasarathy
Просмотров 1203 года назад
AWAKE Peer Mentor Program with Dr. Parthasarathy
I only wake up gasping for a quick breath just as im falling asleep. Like the exact moment ur out. Only happens if i fall asleep on my stomach and barely happens. Maybe a handful of times a yr, if that. Some would say it's some sort of response similar to jerking as falling asleep or an anxiety issue. Its weird
Dr. CG would not be proud of the current state of sleep medicine, with scoring RERAs declared "optional" in the AASM scoring manual
Can thunderclap headache cause OSA /CSA?
I’m doing orexin research right now (:
No REM.
My sleep apneea get's worse right before and during rain and high humidity.does anyone else have that? Im 35 years old.😢
I know this is 2 years old but I just got my results from my sleep study and it does not look good AHI 60.3 hr RDI 66.4 hr PLMS INDEX 5.5 hr 314 apnea events Index 47.7 hr 32 obstructive 282 Central 83 hypos Apnea/hypopnea 60.3 hr
Costs a small fortune just to borrow Doctors cheap junky devices just to get a home sleep test
Can anyone comment on whether the Inspire implant can help with this?
Thanks for the informations, my sleeping issue starts in the lock down, since then till now on going, Abbey
This is caused by narrow palates narrow jaws and recessed jaws. All of which are caused by improper tongue posture from childhood into adulthood. CPAP is great for treating the symptoms but it is NOT a solution. The solution is expanding the palate and jaws and often MMA CCW jaw surgery that moves both jaws forward and rotates them counter clockwise
I have a severe sleep apnea . I am doing colonoscopy, they will use Anesthesia on me . My doctor never discussed this with me. I will ask to make sure they give me the right Anesthesia
So what was the good an bad news for the gentleman interviewed?
Love this ❤
How often will Medicare pay for another unit? I’m waiting over 2 years for my replacement unit and still no word on when I’m receiving my new unit. I don’t know if I should use my old unit.
Mike is the most patient man on earth
Why don’t the interpreters of the sleep studies look at all aspects of the study instead of just the AHI numbers? I’ve gone through the same issues. Clinicians saying “ oh your ahi is great.” But when I look at my numbers my central apneas were very high. Ugh!
The worst is waking at 2am and feeling tired but not being able to get back to sleep. I feel extremely depressed as my mind floods with feelings of despair about my life
I’m going through a living hell.
Hang in there and get a sleep study . You may have sleep apnea. Also take the nutrient PS- 100. 300- 400 mg before bedtime . There’s always weed that works too
I started getting Central Sleep Apnea symptoms after few days from changing my sleeping mattress and Pelew to a firmer ones, I also started to take antidepressants "mirtazapine 15 mg" to help me fall asleep faster, If "(the devil's in the detail) phrase is correct then I'm sure that the cause in my case is due to these changes.
I think flu and respiratory issues causes central apnea . Also when you’re sick and also stress due to regular stress topics or stress induced by too much stimulations such as watching disturbing social networks vids before sleep and etc , so your mind is like blocking respiratory process. Can anyone confirm my perception?
I'm in agreement. I actually have stress induced central sleep apnea.
I have this even awake..is there a cure or treatment..?
I was recently diagnosed with central and obstructive (mostly central) sleep apnea. I was exhausted every day but, it was the headaches that got me in to see my doctor. I was waking up multiple times a night with absolutely horrendous headaches! Did both a home and in-lab sleep study. Turns out I was having 107 episodes per hour and my lowest oxygen level during sleep lab study was 66. Apparently, it never got above 82. So now, I'm trying to get used to my ASV machine. It's been a month now. Last night and the night before were the first times I was able to sleep through the night with my mask. Oh man, does it feel good to actually sleep!! Turns out, I had severe central and obstructive apnea and was extremely hypoxic. Damn! Good thing I got checked out!! My "events" are now down to 3-8 per hour. It varies. But, far better than 107!! Mine also has oxygen added.
To suggest that someone would consider suicide because they have to much time on there hands during the night is just so damn insulting. Are you aware that for some people insomnia is a form of torture with no end in sight. This is why people consider suicide in the case of prolonged insomnia.
That's exactly what it is. I feel they adjusted the results of their so called study until it fit their narrative. Chronic insomnia is an all day condition, you feel terrible day and night and could decide to "call it quits" at any time of the day. In fact I believe the most likely time to do so is early morning, after yet another unsuccessful night.
Thank You for sharing this.
Is it important to get A head CT scan to rule out a cause, especially if you don't have other heath issues.
I have complex sleep apnea. ASV works much better for me than CPAP or APAP. My AHI is much lower now, usually less than 2.5. I feel great, with no more daytime sleepiness.
I'm on APAP and normally my AHI is between 1-2 average starting my 2nd week yet I still feel tired. Most of mu events are CA per reports, wonder if I need an ASV machine?
Thank you all for sharing the information
You dont say what ASV stands for.
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I wonder what is the matter with the Doctor's sound. I can only understand every other word. It's the strangest thing. A person can't figure out the message when several words out of the sentence are muffled.
Can't understnd what the lady is saying. Her voice sounds muffled. I mean the older lady who speaks.
What they dont mention here is that its way worse on your back, i have severe sleep apnea while on my back but its non existent on my side, but im sure i have UARS because i cant breathe through my nose properly even after septoplasty and turbinate reduction.
Is there any concern when having dental procedures for person with mixed obstructive & central sleep apnea?
No one is going to like to hear this but vaccines can cause mini strokes. Most vaccinated people have asymmetrical faces for this reason. And/or a squinty eye. Me included. My central sleep apnea started at age 15 after I took a tetanus shot to travel abroad for a school trip. NO ONE is studying this. Bells Palsy and Ramsay Hunt Syndrome have been listed as possible vaccine side effects but that’s because it’s noticeable to the patient. Internal involuntary functions not working properly due to a mini stroke in the brain…are never even considered by doctors as a possible side effect of a vaccine’s components crossing the blood brain barrier. Any pharmaceutical that crosses into the brain could potentially cause a mini stroke.
My husband died in Oct 2021 From Multiple Myeloma , caused by that DREAMSTATION ASV
What if my cpap says 2-3 central per hour?
I’ve been using nasal pillows for years, but mouth leaking is a big problem to me, as my mouth naturally open during my sleep. So I started mouth taping, leaking gets better, AHI is low, but sleep is still fragmented, and I feel not rested.
My husband was diagnosed with sleep apnea. He suffered a heart attack in 2018, a cerebellar stroke in 2021, and a nighttime seizure in 2022. Has has been on CPAP for 2 months, but does not feel better. What do you recommend for my husband? Would BiPAP be better for him? Many thanks in advance for your help.
UARS eventually leads to OSA .dr kasey Li is a fantastic Dr especially with his use of EASE , however he lacks versatility in his treatment of UARS/Sleep apnea . This is because he doesn’t use DISE .DISE is very important , because it reveals and gives the Dr an idea of the cause of sleep apnea/UARS . DISE reveals the site of obstruction.
UARS eventually leads to OSA .
Since throat cancer damag from my PHILIPS. I DONT SNOR any more . Thanks philips
It's 05:38 in the morning I have been wide awake and i see all the bad things in my life.
How are you doing now?
@@justmadeit2 it comes and go.... I couldn't sleep well this week even when taking sleeping pills. I normally take edibles to sleep and they work but yesterday I went to work with zero sleep and managed to be sunshine. I honestly don't know how I pulled it. Thanks for asking...
@@_simplyshuga I struggle with sleeping when I’m really depressed, then of course you usually feel worse the next day
@@justmadeit2 I would not say I am depressed currently, I am managing quite well. I joined the gym, so, it gives me energy and keeps my spirit high. I hope it gets better with you too... 🫂
@@_simplyshuga You may have UARS or sleep apnea . Do you suffer from congested nose when you lay down
I've been dealing with GERD since 1998, while serving in the Marines. My sleep was never the same.I've been taking PPIs ever since. Jan 22' I woke up with a sore throat ( normal), but I was hoarse and voice sound like gravel. I had a polyp removed from my vocal chord Jan 23'. June 23' I was diagnosed with OSA. I'm struggling with the CPAP now, but working with to dial in the settings. The Dr also is switching me from a full mask to a nasal. Your video is very informative.
@@2ndAmdDem205did it help?
@@PatrickA1 I ended up having surgery to correct ease GERD symptoms. The only thing the surgery fix was my hiatal hernia and regurgitating. Sucks at times, because I can't burp or vomit when I need to. As far as CPAP I'm strictly on a nasal pillow mask, since the sleep apnea didn't go away. Hope that helps
@@2ndAmdDem205 Thanks for the reply. It's unfortunate it didn't help the apneas. For me my a wedge pillow, dental appliance, and h2 blocker seem to work. I just started the h2 a few days ago and I feel I'm sleeping 20 percent better. I have gerd and lpr, but i think they are causing sleep apnea since the lpr significantly increased my lingual tonsils, which is blocking my airway. Hopefully treating the reflux will shirnk them without surgery
I did mine at 50. Stanford Dr Schendel. Can't thank him enough.
My AHI was 7. Had 12 central apneas and 5 obstructive apneas in 7 hours sleep study and they didn’t prescribe be a bpap nor CPAP machine. Even though I have symptoms at that low number😢
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We're going to solve it soon CG.
I am a Veteran. In 2009, VA sleep clinic diagmosed me with sleep apnea. In 2017, I needed replacement mask, etc. VA sleep docitr asked me to retake the test. I was also tested for narcolepsy. I told i have mild positional sleep apnea but told not to sleep on my back. I have shoulder surgeries and injuries thirty years ago. So, they denied me for CPAP mavine snd parts. I still had sleep issues. Fast forward, I had an urgent gallbladder removal surgery. Dyring that I had an hypercarbia event, on stroke watch, not able to awakened for some eight hours post op, had course tremors for two days and hospital observation for three days. They gave me asthma therapy every few hoyrs but never explained to me I had hypercarbia. I had to read it in my surgery report. Due to asthma breathing issues in prior surgeries, the anaesthesiogust said she ysed less than the minimum amount of anaesthesia. She gave me a letter to give any future surgeons. But VA never offered me my old CPAP therapy. Meanwhile the irher day, my partner has to watch me for stopped breathing. .