A dry mouth signifies that you have opened your mouth at night while using your PAP therapy equipment. This will let the pressure escape out of your mouth and hence prevent you from properly treating your obstructive sleep apnea. The…

Initially, this is common with the use of PAP therapy but typically resolves itself in time.  If you have issues with your stomach valve, pressure from your PAP therapy equipment may push air into the stomach. It is best to…

It can take some time to adjust to using a CPAP mask. You may take the mask off in your sleep due to being unaccustomed to having a mask on your face. This happens to a frequent number of clients.…

If you are opening your mouth while you’re asleep, you aren’t treating your sleep apnea. Your pressure setting may need to be adjusted or you may need a full-face mask. Our registered staff will check your prescription to determine if…

Sometimes a smaller mask with minimal headgear may assist. Many clients are choosing a direct nasal mask that fits directly in the nares/nostrils. Another option is to use a full-face mask to give you the ability to breathe through your…

Sleep apnea is usually a lifelong challenge. Feeling better with PAP therapy is a good thing as you are treating your sleep apnea with the required therapy. Stopping therapy will likely cause symptoms to return, including increased fatigue and the…

With Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), your sleep is disrupted to the point that you are unable to get into a deep sleep. This prevents dreaming or only allows fragmented dreams. When you start using your CPAP, you can get to…

Some of our clients notice an immediate improvement from the first night. Improvements experienced may include dreaming, improved memory, more energy, weight loss, improved focus, being more efficient at work, having the ability to work out, taking fewer or no…

PAP therapy was prescribed by your physician and is to be used every night and during naps. CPAP equipment is portable, lightweight and may be taken on vacations and business trips. If you find it difficult to wear your CPAP…