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Sleep Apnea Symptoms


Sleep apnea symptoms are result directly from having sleep apnea. The most common sleep apnea symptoms a sufferer may notice include:

  ==> Apnea - Times where the person ceases breathing whilst asleep. "Apnea" means a temporary ceasing of breathing and is the initial sleep apnea symptom.

  ==> Chest Pain - Especially while trying to sleep.

  ==> Choking or Gasping - Choking or gasping for air while trying to sleep.

  ==> Constant Waking - During the night while trying to sleep. This is a common sleep apnea symptom.

  ==> Depression - Especially without understanding why.

  ==> Excessive Daytime Sleepiness - Falling asleep or feeling drowsy when you should generally be wide-awake like when driving, eating, talking, or working is a common sleep apnea symptom. Because the brain wakes a sufferer constantly through the night, they are only getting poor quality sleep, resulting in tiredness. Most of the time, the sufferer is not aware of waking a number of times during the night because they do not fully wake up.

  ==> Frequent Urination - Getting up often to urinate during the night.

  ==> Headaches - Either in the morning or at night.

  ==> Heartburn - Or sour taste at night.

  ==> High Blood Pressure - This sleep apnea symptom can lead to serious cardiovascular problems.

  ==> Mouth Breathing - Especially while trying to sleep leads to snoring and is an clear sleep apnea symptom.

  ==> Personality Changes - Moodiness, irritability, anger, or being overwrought.

  ==> Restlessness - Especially while trying to sleep.

  ==> Sexual Dysfunction - Impotence and sexual dysfunction are common sleep apnea symptoms.

  ==> Snoring - Snoring is a warning sign for sleep apnea. Snoring results from an obstruction to the airway at the back of the throat. When the brain wakens a sufferer to start breathing again, the large breath initially taken causes the excess tissue to vibrate, causing snoring.

  ==> Sweating - During the night while trying to sleep.

  ==> Swelling - Especially in the legs.

  ==> Tiredness - Being tired without any particular reason.

  ==> Trouble Remembering - Even recalling the simplest things.

  ==> Unable to Focus or Concentrate / Short Attention Span - When your body is sleep deprived, your mind cannot focus or concentrate.

  ==> Waking Unrefreshed - Feeling like you have had little or no sleep at all.

Other conditions with symptoms similar to sleep apnea symptoms include:

  ==> Hypothyroidism - An under active thyroid.

  ==> Narcolepsy - Suddenly falling asleep.

  ==> Restless Legs Syndrome - Intense urges to move the legs.




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