CPAP
A medical device that provides continuous positive airway pressure to treat sleep apnea.
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"The sleep guy has a story about how someone started using CPAP and went from being a brain-foggy mess into a superstar."
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"You're going to be given one of about three choices: medication, what's called a CPAP device — the big Vader breathing machine — or potentially what's called an oral appliance."
More from Andy Galpin. →"She put on the CPAP device. She came back two months later. Her headaches were gone. She'd had a daily headache for like five years."
More from Stasha Gominak →"I woke up to my CPAP machine crashing on the floor because I rolled over and pulled it off my nightstand."
More from Brian Simpson →"And CPAPs work. They absolutely work. 50% of people aren't going to use them after a few months, right?"
More from James Nestor →
"You could sleep with a CPAP machine, which sucks. Can't do it. I can't sleep with a lot of noise."
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