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Started my cpap treatment 2 weeks ago now and getting some benefits, or at least the wife is. anyway i have been getting a lit of nausea during the day since starting. is it related?
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Possible air swallow: CPAP often causes increased aerophagia (air swallowing ) which can result in nausea and bloating.
Answered 1/17/2016
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