Some simple measures can help reduce the symptoms of OSA, such as:
- Weight loss
- Avoiding alcohol in the evening
- Sleeping on your side
However these measures do not always resolve OSA.
OSA Treatment
PAP (positive airways pressure) is an effective treatment for Obstructive
Sleep Apnoea. PAP therapy prevents upper
airway collapse during sleep by providing a
gentle flow of air through the upper airway,
allowing you to breathe freely.
A PAP therapy system has 3 component parts:
PAP therapy is non-invasive and can alleviate the symptoms of OSA when used daily, as prescribed.
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For more information on the diagnosis of Obstructive Sleep Apnoea and the benefit of treatment, request your free info pack, which includes information about Obstructive Sleep Apnoea and useful tips on how you should progress.
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