No nasal congestion = no tiredness?

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No nasal congestion = no tiredness?

Posted by Scotsman on May 30, 2003 at 05:38:51:
Hi all,
Has anyone felt more awake during the day when your nose isn't congested in the morning, when you first wake up? Even though youv'e been diagnosed with OSA.

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Re: No nasal congestion = no tiredness? D.H. 18:52 5/30/03 (0)

Re: No nasal congestion = no tiredness? GBoogie 15:46 5/30/03 (0)

Re: No nasal congestion = no tiredness? SleepyTimeGal 08:53 5/30/03 (2)

Re: No nasal congestion = no tiredness? Scotsman 09:14 5/30/03 (1)

Re: No nasal congestion = no tiredness? SleepyTimeGal 10:44 5/30/03 (0)

Re: No nasal congestion = no tiredness? D.H. 05:59 5/30/03 (1)

Re: No nasal congestion = no tiredness? Scotsman 08:49 5/30/03 (0)

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