CPAP is Sexy: Get Lasting Vigor & Vitality from Your CPAP

Untreated obstructive sleep apnea increases the risk of sexual dysfunction, stroke, heart attack, high blood pressure, irregular heart rhythm, diabetes, weight gain, drowsy driving, and early death.

The CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) is the preferred treatment recommended by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, but it can be difficult to get used to sleeping with CPAP.

This book explains why and how you should use your CPAP. It further explains how you can use sleep hygiene to get the most out of your sleep and life.

What are the benefits of CPAP? What are my other options? Which machine should I use? Should I choose a mask or a cannula? I suffer from claustrophobia, can I still use CPAP? I am overly anxious about using CPAP, what should I do? I sleep on my stomach, will that be a problem? What should I do for dry mouth despite using the humidifier? Should I buy a travel CPAP? My skin gets irritated from the mask. I get tangled up with the hose. The air leaks in my eyes. My nose gets plugged up. I swallow air when I use CPAP. I drool in my sleep. Should I use CPAP when napping? Will the noise keep my spouse awake?

I still feel sleepy despite using CPAP. What are the good sleep habits? What should I do if I can't get enough sleep on CPAP?

The tips discussed in this book have helped my patients over last twenty-five years. I am sure they will help you get the most out of your CPAP such that you wake up every morning with lasting energy, enthusiasm, vigor, and vitality.

Sleep. Love. Repeat.

- Yatin J. Patel, MD MBA.

Diplomate, American Academy of Sleep Medicine. Diplomate, American Academy of Pulmonary Medicine.
Founder and Medical Director, Sneeze & Snooze Clinic, 2417 S. Berkshire Drive, Goshen, IN 46526.

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