Yes: Sleep apnea is when you stop breathing while sleeping. There are many causes for sleep apnea and these should be seriously looked into. Contact a sleep specialist or sleep center in your area.You can start by speaking with your general physician. If left untreated it can become very serious not only to you but to others. Fatigue from lack of sound sleep is a leading cause of fatal car accidents.
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Seizures and sleep: Yes it i possible, since anything that disrupts sleep can contribute to a seizure occurring, including sleep apnea.
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