by Melinda
(Kalipell, MT)
Question
I was diagnosed with OSA (obstructive sleep apnea) seven year ago. I have been on straight C-Pap and Auto C-Pap. I just had a new sleep study done because I was not sleeping. They have now diagnosed me with central sleep apnea or complex sleep apnea (both OSA and central). I didn’t have it before. Could the air pressure of the C-pap machine have messed up my brain’s ability to send the message to breath to my body? Is this happening to other people who have been on C-Pap for a long time?
Answer
I really do not know much about the effects of the use of C-pap machines on the human brain. A sleep doctor would most likely have the best answers for you. If you
need me to refer one, just send me amessage here.
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