A CPAP machine is an assistive machine that pumps oxygen through a mask when someone with sleep apnea is asleep. Therefore, it doesn’t know when you stop breathing. A CPAP machine doesn’t work in the same way as a defibrillator, for example, which sends electrical shocks to the body when someone has stopped breathing. A professional …
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If you’re someone who is affected by sleep apnea, the thought of planning a vacation can be fraught with concern. Traveling at the best of times can be stressful and uncomfortable. Making sure you’re traveling safely with sleep apnea can add a little extra difficulty, and turn that vacation you’ve been looking forward to into …
If you have sleep apnea, vacationing can be quite a stressful idea, especially if you’re still getting used to CPAP therapy or are unsure about how CPAP machines work. This can cause even more stress if you’re someone who loves to camp or has always enjoyed off-grid vacationing.Unfortunately, a lot of standard CPAP machines are …
Humidifiers help add moisture to your home, particularly in dry climates and during the winter. This helps people breathe better while preventing throat or nasal irritation, which can cause nosebleeds.
Humidifiers are especially useful for people with respiratory conditions such as sleep apnea. CPAP humidifiers prevent dry air from passing through your machine andirritating your airways, making them a great solution for those undergoing CPAP therapy.
Additionally, these humidifiers will ensure you don’t wake up every morning feeling parched.
Here,we’ll explain the importance of having a CPAP humidifier and the different types you can choose from.