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Re: Newbie here, with several questions!


Posted by Alamo Joe on February02, 2000 at 21:37:32:

In Reply to: Newbie here, with several questions! posted by Amy in TN on February02, 2000 at 11:47:09:

Amy:

I have had UPPP, jaw advancement and genioglossus advancement. They have helped, but I still have problems sleeping. Once I get my computer fixed up I will try to fine tune an auto-PAP.

In th meantime I do some exercises which have helped.

May I recommend that CPAP be started and learn a large amount more about sleep apnea.
(And then learn still more.)

Hope that a viable non-xPAP (The 'x' stands for 'C', 'Bi' or 'auto') treatment is found in a year or two.

Hang tough
ca Alamo Joe

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