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How did you verify that it “fixed your apnea”? A CPAP does not require mouth breathing. Nasal pillows require you to breathe through your nose. If necessary th
by spease 6y ago
How did you verify that it “fixed your apnea”?
A CPAP does not require mouth breathing. Nasal pillows require you to breathe through your nose. If necessary they shut your mouth with a chin strap. A piece of 3m tape sounds dangerous for someone if the problem is nasal obstruction or rhinitis rather than their mouth dangling open. They might not be able to gasp for breath and experience an even worse apnea.
- cachestash 6y ago> How did you verify that it “fixed your apnea”? My wife and waking up feeling like I did after a nights sleep as a child.
- brigandish 6y agoI read Sleep by Nick Littlehales and he mentions that taping your mouth closed is one technique you can use - I think I recall he says some British athletes (cyclists?) use it - but doesn't recommend it for anyone with a medical problem.