Comments on: Sleep Apnea Anxiety Attacks: How You Can Stop Them

By: Annette

Annette — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 12:38:56 +0000

I have just been diagnosed with Sleep Apnea. I suffer from excessive sweating both night and day. By excessive I mean all over not just underarm. Is this a symptom of Sleep Apnea?

By: Brendan Buckley

Brendan Buckley — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 16:35:50 +0000

Hi,
Me and my wife have an 18 year old female friend, from my wife’s volleyball team. She often stays with us as she is having usual teenage issues with her Mum and step dad. I’m pretty sure he is suffering from anxiety induced sleep apnea, or vice versa. She wakes up in breathing fits but is still quiet groggy/ half asleep when this happens. She is actually a very healthy athlete. Is this actually likely to be sleep apnea or just anxiety disorder? and how can I/we best help her?
Also what should we do when these attacks are occuring?

By: Dan M

Dan M — Mon, 24 Jan 2011 19:24:26 +0000

I am a truck driver that recently was diagnosed with sleep apnea by the company sleep doctor(outside doctor under contract). i was told to use the cpap machine or be medically disqualified from driving for the company. they use this cpap because they can monitor its use with the transmitter on the machine. i would like to use something different that is not so cumbersome and invasive. i honestly believe i dont have sleep apnea and that this doctor gets a kickback for any driver he can get on the machine.Ineed to know my options. i am not overweight 5’7″. 180 lbs, no thick neck,no diabetes or sleeplessness. help.

By: Bob Dunn

Bob Dunn — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 23:31:08 +0000

For a drug and snore free good nights sleep with more dreams,have a look at the Snooze Control sleep and breathe assist at http://www.bodysafe.com.au
Sleep peacefully
Bob