I am 36. what can i do about my sleep apnea? i have severe sleep apnea and tried to wear cpap machine, but couldn't sleep with the masks.i tried a lot of different ones. i'm over wieght and stay tired a lot. can i get surgery?

The : The mask can be adjusted or changed. Ask your doctor if you need an oral appliance which may help you. If those don't work, see your doctor and let them know, because there are surgical alternatives that can be considered for sleep apnea.

Oral Appliance: Consult with a dentist who deals with sleep apnea before any surgery, try and oral sleep appliance. They usually will help to keep your airway open at night. While you are warring the appliance try to lose weight. I would consider weight loss surgery before oral surgery.

There is other : Options such as oral sleep appliance. They are comfortable and effective alternative to CPAP mask.

Options: Discuss with your MD. There may be masks you haven't tried. Try weight loss (I know, not easy). Consider oral appliances made by a sleep dentist. Surgery may help if you cannot tolerate other modalities.