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Very good chance you have sleep apnea, amigo. If you have health insurance the sleep study to test for it is likely 100% covered. In a way, finding you have sl
by droopyEyelids 9y ago
Very good chance you have sleep apnea, amigo. If you have health insurance the sleep study to test for it is likely 100% covered.
In a way, finding you have sleep apnea is good news because getting successfully treated is a TREMENDOUS improvement to your quality of life.
- notheguyouthink 9y agoCan you have sleep apnea without it being loud and disruptive? My partner knows of sleep apnea (her father has it), but she doesn't think I have it. (also, I don't snore or gasp while breathing) The only thing I know I have is some form of restless leg syndrome. Often I go to sleep without symptoms that I can feel (thank god, it's terrible), but apparently I kick a lot in my sleep like a dog.