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And a high intensity cpap was inducing a sleep disorder? Couldn’t he easily test that by having the patients reduce the intensity?
by aantix 8y ago
And a high intensity cpap was inducing a sleep disorder?
Couldn’t he easily test that by having the patients reduce the intensity?
- shredprez 8y agoI interpreted GP's comment differently: Unusually high CPAP intensity indicates unusually severe sleep apnea, suggesting a connection between sleep disorders and mental disorders. Reflecting on the impact sleep has on my mental health, that makes intuitive sense.
- gwbas1c 8y agoThe opposite: The high intensity CPAP was treating the disorder. I was rather scared at the time, as my CPAP was almost up to the level of the patients. (I got surgery shortly afterwards.) But I will admit this: There was one time, prior to my CPAP, where I had trouble knowing if a memory came from a dream or real life. Makes me wonder if some mental disorders are just about having difficulty differentiating between dream state and awake.