Learn more about the world of Obstructive Sleep Apnoea, asthma and other long-term health conditions. Find expert advice and options for treatment with our range of insightful and educational articles. In particular, our blog is the place where we share our years of experience in helping patients treat and control their Obstructive Sleep Apnoea with CPAP therapy and other treatment methods.
As illogical as it may sound, your body needs water when you breathe. The average person loses between 0.5 to 1 litre of water per day just by breathing. Your lungs must be continually moistened when breathing air while taking in the oxygen you need and eliminating the carbon dioxide you don’t need.
Is it normal to have a dry mouth using CPAP? Are you waking up in the morning with a dry mouth, throat or nose? If so, then this is a … Continued
The ultimate CPAP Sanitising machine If you use CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure), you may or may not be familiar with the SoClean 2. This article will explain what it … Continued
Resmed myAir is a free personalised, interactive app that CPAP users download onto their smart devices. Resmed built the app to optimise CPAP.
The ResMed AirMini is a compact and lightweight CPAP machine that has quickly become one of the world’s most popular travel CPAP machines.
A simple answer is that this depends on your condition and the severity of your symptoms. The results from our sleep test and our sleep team can guide you.
Is there a shortage of CPAP machines? The short answer is yes. The current covid global pandemic has affected many electronic products’ production and subsequent supply. Everything that needs a chip is scarce, from the PlayStation 5, new cars and CPAP machines. Plus, the Philips recall has now removed the most popular machine in the UK.
Sefam’s S.Box is a step forward in CPAP technology, combining stylish modern design with unrivalled connectivity. It also features an array of comfort features to make sleeping with CPAP easier and more natural than ever before.
A CPAP machine can help provide you with a restful night of sleep, as it will provide a continuous flow of oxygen. However, these units can sometimes be slightly confusing to understand, particularly if you are just becoming acclimated to their functions. Let’s take the confusion out of this scenario by examining what specific readings signify. You can therefore make the most out of these modern marvels.
We cannot stress enough how important the CPAP mask is to the success of your obstructive sleep apnoea therapy, but we also know about that initial CPAP mask anxiety and we’re here to help and advice you in ways or techniques to assuage your fears.
Fifteen years ago, statistics showed that almost half of all CPAP patients discontinued their therapy, largely due to mask discomfort.
