181. High Blood Pressure And Obstructive Sleep Apnea > Respironics, Inc. Contains resources and tools including a symptom checklist. http://www.sleepapnea.com/

New Research Links High Blood Pressure and Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) Do you snore and have high blood pressure? If so, you may suffer from a serious sleep disorder and not even know it. Things you should know if you have high blood pressure: Approximately 30% of patients with high blood pressure have a sleep disorder called Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). People who snore are more likely to develop high blood pressure. Snoring with pauses in breathing is a common symptom of OSA. Snoring itself is not a sign of OSA. Untreated OSA may lead to high blood pressure, strokes and heart attacks. The majority of OSA sufferers remain undiagnosed and untreated. If you have high blood pressure and snore and have pauses in your breathing during sleep, talk to your doctor about the likelihood that you may have OSA. Learn more about the combined dangers of high blood pressure and OSA on this web site. Use the symptom checklist as a quick reference to see if you may have OSA. Educating Yourself Diagnosing/Treating OSA Getting Tested Related Information ... www.respironics.com

182. REM Sleep Diagnostics - Huntsville, Texas Located in Huntsville, Texas, a modern sleep clinic that provides diagnostic sleep studies for people with symptoms of sleep apnea and other sleep disorders. http://www.remsleepdiagnostics.com

:: Sleep News Sleep Apnea Increases Stroke Death Risk Stroke survivors who have Sleep Apnea have an increased risk of dying from a second stroke. It's already known that there is a link between sleep apnea, and ... read more Poll finds Americans too sleepy for sex A recent poll by the National Sleep Foundation found that 25 percent of those in a marriage or relationship said they had sex less often or had lostinterest in sexbecause they are too sleepy. ... read more Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machine helps many with Sleep Apnea Frank was always tired. He could hardly get behind the wheel of his car without getting sleepy. He habitually inhaled his lunch so he could sleep on his break at work. And once when he was talking to a co-worker, he fell asleep mid-sentence. Then last March, that all began to change. Now he sleeps soundly, he has more energy and the sinus headaches to which he used to awake are gone.

183. Northwest Center For Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Offers care for TMJ, snoring, sleep apnea, wisdom teeth, dental implants, jaw and facial surgery, cosmetic surgery. http://www.spokaneoms.com/

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184. Sleep Lab - Centre For Diagnosis & Treatment Of Sleep Apnea Located in Calicut city, Kerala, South India. Find information such as diagnosis and treatment of OSA, the symptoms and monitoring. http://www.sleeplabindia.com

Sleep apnea is a condition of temporary closure of the upper respiratory passage during sleep. It can lead to serious life long complications which are preventable through treatment. In Sleep Lab, monitoring is done by Pulmonlogists. We have facility for CPAP titration also. CPAP machines from different manufacturers are also available. Sleep Lab is located in the centre of Calicut city, Kerala, South India. Dr. C.P Rauf, MD Centre for sleep disorders, Chest hospital Calicut, Kerala, India, Pin : 673 004 E mail : raufcp@eth.net drraufcp@sancharnet.in Telephone : (91) 495 2724385 Fax : (91) 495 2722996 If you or someone you know snores regularly and has one or more of the following... What should you do if you suspect you may have Obstructive Sleep Apnea?

185. The Regional Center For Sleep Medicine A member of the sleep Network, a national consortium of diagnostic and treatment sleep disorders centers, specializing in sleep apnea. http://www.trcsm.com

The Regional Center for Sleep Medicine :: YOUR SLEEP A good night's sleep is important to your well-being. Because most people spend roughly one-third of their lives asleep, it is easy to see how the quality of sleep directly affects the quality of life. Loud snoring is not a joking matter. For many it may signal a breathing problem during sleep. Some snorers actually stop breathing for brief periods throughout the night. During a poor night, rather than trying harder to fall asleep, get out of bed and read, write or eat until tired, then return to bed. Newsletter © 2005 Sleep Network, Inc.

186. Chicago Illinois Dentist: Chicago Cosmetic Dentistry, Oral Care North loop. General, restorative and cosmetic services, also halitosis, sleep apnea, TMJ treatment. Fact sheets, virtual tour, office hours, map. http://www.drfiss.com/

Navigation Home Welcome New Patients About Dr. Fiss Cosmetics ... Contact Us Quick Contact Message Hosted By Chicago Cosmetic Dentist Since 1978 Dr. Fiss began helping patients in the Chicago area with their cosmetic dentistry needs. His staff of hand-picked professionals is part of what sets his office apart from the rest. Our Chicago office provides services including: General Care Preventive Care Restorative Care Cosmetic Dentistry Composite (white) Fillings Porcelain Veneers All Porcelain Crowns Prosthetics (Bridges, Partials, Dentures) Implant Dentistry Periodontal Maintenance TMJ Splint Therapy / Athletic Sport Devices Sleep Apnea / Anti-Snoring Appliances Along with advanced training in their fields, Dr. Fiss' hygienists, assistants, office manager and administrative assistant are constantly trained with rigorous continuing education classes and specialty seminars. It is important to Dr. Fiss that his patients not only receive the best oral care, but also the highest level of knowledge in the nicest environment possible. Home Welcome New Patients About Dr. Fiss

187. Sleep Apnea Surgery With Dr. Kasey Li Developed by a world renown surgeon, Dr. Kasey Li, for educational purposes. It provides indepth information on the surgical treatment of sleep disordered breathing. http://www.sleepapneasurgery.com/

Radiofrequency Nasal Surgery Uvulopalatal Flap Genioglossus ... Post-Op Instructions SLEEP APNEA SURGERY Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is the result of airway obstruction during sleep. Patients with OSA either have smaller airway dimensions or a floppy airway with greater tendency to collapse. Surgery for OSA is aimed at enlarging airway dimensions as well as decreasing the collapsibility of the airway. The airway is composed of the upper and lower jaws, tongue, tonsils, soft palate, and side wall of the throat. Different surgical procedures in the treatment of OSA have been developed to address these different components of the airway. Because the airway pattern and the severity of obstruction vary greatly between individuals, the success rate of a given surgical procedure also varies greatly. In general, as the severity of OSA increases, so does the invasiveness of the required procedures in order to achieve successful surgical outcomes. The objective of this website is to provide patients an in-depth source of available surgical options for OSA. Possible sleep apnea surgical procedures are discussed in detail, including potential risks, complications and postoperative expectations. Relevant publications are recommended as additional informational tools. Normal Airway Lateral Sleep Apnea Airway Lateral Normal Airway Frontal Sleep Apnea Airway Frontal

188. Sleep Medicine Northwest sleep medicine clinic and laboratory in Seattle treating all types of sleep disorders, including fatigue, sleepiness, insomnia, apnea, snoring, narcolepsy, and restless leg syndrome. http://www.sleepnw.com

189. GILBERT & HOLTON - Oral And Maxillofacial Surgery Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery procedures offered include wisdom teeth, dental implants, tmj, and sleep apnea. http://www.omfsurgery.com/

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190. Sleep Forums Everything you wanted to know about sleep disorders but were too tired to ask.Open sleep Forum. sleepNet links to over 200 sites. http://www.sleepnet.com/wwwboard/forum9.html

Welcome to the Public Sleep Forums Choose the Monitored Sleep Forum of your interest. If your sleep problem is not listed then use the The Rest of the Disorders Forum. Visitors may read postings. Registration is required to post. The first 4 Sleep Forums are back for viewing due to your request. Enjoy! Sleep Forum1 Archived Viewing only Sleep Forum2 Archived Viewing only Sleep Forum3 Archived Viewing only Sleep Forum4 Archived Viewing only Visit Sandman's Bookstore for books organized by category. IMPORTANT : Information not intended as medical advice. If you suspect that you have a sleep disorder you should seek care from a qualified professional. Read Terms of Use Sleep Forum FAQs The Sleep Forums are not to be used for commercial purposes. Commercial products and services are not endorsed by Sleepnet.com. Sleep Related Breathing Disorders (OSA, etc.) are most common and can present as insomnia, narcolepsy, or idiopathic hypersomnia. In infants and children sleep problems commonly present themselves as ADD or ADHD. Restless legs syndrome becomes more common as we grow older. Try the

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