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How is your breathing while sleeping? If you have sleep apnea you could have subconsciously associated sleeping with axfixiation. This is the particular proble
by otikik 4y ago
How is your breathing while sleeping? If you have sleep apnea you could have subconsciously associated sleeping with axfixiation.
This is the particular problem I have. A CPAP machine remedied the breathing, but it was very uncomfortable to wear, waking me up. Now I use nose strips (Breathe right) and a slightly inclined bed. I still snore but it seems to have improved my breathing. Next on the list: losing weight.
- ricksunny 4y agoI'm interested in exploring a completely different type of bed design that would allow apnea sufferers to sleep securely with their head face down. Not just a mattress with a head cavity in it, but a design that would be both comfortable yet passively discourage subconsciously turning over in the middle of the night.