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Mild sleep apnea, i wake up seeing cob webs in my eyes or other black moving shapes for a few seconds. may also see stars. ophthalmologist says eyes ok, sleep doctor can't explain, cardiologist can't explain. what's wrong with me?
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Your brain is not getting enough oxygen due to your sleep apnea. Try losing weight. You may also try a sleeping aid like CPAP.
Answered 12/21/2022
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