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Most sleep specialists are "sleep apnea specialists" in my experience. Can be useful if you have that, but was of limited use during my issues. I had to find my
by nu11ptr 4y ago
Most sleep specialists are "sleep apnea specialists" in my experience. Can be useful if you have that, but was of limited use during my issues. I had to find my own way.
Best of luck. Not sleeping sucks. And I totally agree, all these articles do for those with sleep issues is add more stress. Very few people choose not to sleep.
- alostpuppy 4y agoI also agree. People really underrate quality sleep.
- bluefirebrand 4y ago> Most sleep specialists are "sleep apnea specialists" in my experience I've been working with a sleep specialist recently and the thought did occur to me that she's more like a CPAP machine seller than anything. Then again.. this thing has been improving my sleep I suppose. When the mask doesn't leak air or have any other issues.
- jimmywetnips 4y agoUgh, I've been getting that sense over the last few months but I was holding out hope maybe I could find one that wasn't. The whole specialty medicine thing in the US is another awesome thing to navigate :)
- weberer 4y agoIf it makes you feel any better, its the same outside the US as well.
- wnolens 4y agoAgree. I've seen multiple. They we're salesmen for their favorite device.
- mrtranscendence 4y agoI had a primary care doctor insist that I needed to see a sleep specialist about possible apnea, even though I told him that I wasn’t tired or having trouble sleeping. I went through with it because I was curious if the specialist would have any additional insight, but nope, it was just checking for apnea and sending me on my way. I had no apnea, by the way. :P