Is there any medication for obstructive sleep apnea?

Unfortunately Not: Obstructive sleep apnea needs to be treated by either CPAP or bipap or some other prescribed airway device to ensure that you get adequate oxygen during sleep. You should see a sleep specialist & have a sleep study. Additionally, losing weight via diet & exercise or a medically supervised weight loss program if you have failed on your own. Uppp is also a surgical option but isn't fun-last resort.

Nasal Sprays : Sometimes nasal sprays to decrease nasal congestion, but this will not cure the condition, only may help a little.

See your PCP: Many treatment options are available for obstructive sleep apnea. The recommended therapy for sleep apnea depends on its severity, which is usually determined by a sleep study or examination. See your PCP for evaluation and referral for sleep study and management.

No: No. Usually treatments aside from weight loss and lifestyle management include positive pressure devices, dental appliances and surgery.