At my last check up, i forgot to tell the doctor about obstructive sleep apnea. is that ok?

No: No, sleep apnea is a lot like diabetes in that it causes problems long term. Hypertension, heart disease, stroke are all more common in apnea patients. Let your doctor know.

Of course, but: Obstructive sleep apnea is very important as it can be very serious; even life threatening. So, tomorrow, call your doctor's office and explain to the receptionist that you need to make another appointment for a breathing problem. That should get their attention and get an appt. Sooner. Before your appt., write down your symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea. Bring this paper to appt. Tell dr.

Let the doc know: You always want to let your doctors know if you have sleep apnea. Sedating medications can have an effect on the degree of apnea you have. Also, anesthesia can also be dangerous as well too. I suggest calling your doctor and letting them know, especially if you're not being treated for sleep apnea.

Inform MD: Call the office and tell the assistant to tell the Doc. Some conditions (for example high blood pressure) are related to sleep disorders. That information may alter the approach to any medical problems you have.