http://mysleepapneatreatment.com/468/possible-sleep-disorder-2/ All you need to know about symptoms, causes, diagnosis and treatment for sleep apnea Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:46:51 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 http://mysleepapneatreatment.com/468/possible-sleep-disorder-2/comment-page-1/#comment-2188 Pete K Mon, 01 Mar 2010 12:14:41 +0000 http://mysleepapneatreatment.com/468/possible-sleep-disorder-2/#comment-2188 What you've got there is called apnea. It's a sleep disorder where the nostrils prevent the air from passing through. The solution: Breathe Right nasal strips. They come in boxes of 30, for approx $15. They look like band-aids. Put one on the bridge of your nose just before you go to bed. They'll open your nasal passages. Just be sure you've washed your face thoroughly first-- because your skin must as free as possible of any dirt/oil/residue in order for them to work well. What you’ve got there is called apnea. It’s a sleep
disorder where the nostrils prevent the air from
passing through. The solution: Breathe Right nasal
strips. They come in boxes of 30, for approx $15.
They look like band-aids.
Put one on the bridge of your nose just before you
go to bed. They’ll open your nasal passages. Just
be sure you’ve washed your face thoroughly first–
because your skin must as free as possible of
any dirt/oil/residue in order for them to work well.

]]> http://mysleepapneatreatment.com/468/possible-sleep-disorder-2/comment-page-1/#comment-2187 Knick A Mon, 01 Mar 2010 05:40:27 +0000 http://mysleepapneatreatment.com/468/possible-sleep-disorder-2/#comment-2187 This sounds like sleep paralysis. It is a benign condition that is associated with narcolepsy, but may occur without any other evidence of a sleep disorder. A sleep specialist would be the person to talk with, but from what you say, I think it is unlikely that there is an underlying sleep disorder. This sounds like sleep paralysis. It is a benign condition that is associated with narcolepsy, but may occur without any other evidence of a sleep disorder. A sleep specialist would be the person to talk with, but from what you say, I think it is unlikely that there is an underlying sleep disorder.

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