BiPap & sleep apnea: BiPap is effective for sleep apnea by pneumatically splinting open the airway, allowing for effective breathing as you descend into deeper restorative sleep stages.
Answered 11/7/2014
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R/O OSA: YES BUT cpap is more effective for OSA SX& Excess snoring/daytime sleepiness/apneic episodes/ aM headaches. And the Exam obesity/small oral airway/collar size>18. The definitive test is a PSG with split night/CPAP titration. I would request copy of sleep study and get a second opinion if you are not satisfied with the options. You are young CPAP can be difficult to tolerate. ENT FOR UPP
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