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Re: Does hypoxia affect an unborn baby?

Posted by HAZY on October 27, 2004 at 11:44:25:

In Reply to: Does hypoxia affect an unborn baby? posted by windsong on October 26, 2004 at 05:52:36:

Widnsong (1) I wonder if I'm just seeing more into this than is there, after all I do not snore and am of a slim build - yet I also can see the logic that if its a genetic syndrome (2) the usual rules don't apply.

1. That is very easy to do. You ask very logical questions along with possible effects. However, my own experience is that every time I think I have a clear understanding of a medical problem, I find how little I really know. (2) There are no rules (strictly speaking). Medicine doesn't seem to follow strict rules like physics. The frustrating part for you is finding answers because sleep medicine is still not very well developed. But with the sleep issues you have mentioned, you need to get some help. Good Luck.

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