Dealing with Sleep Apnea: Tips and Treatments for Managing Symptoms

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The discussion centers on the challenges of living with sleep apnea, specifically the frustration of persistent fatigue despite a year of CPAP therapy with mixed results. Participants express the importance of consulting a healthcare professional for personalized advice, emphasizing that medical guidance should come from a doctor familiar with the individual's medical history. The conversation highlights the need for further evaluation to explore other potential causes of fatigue and suggests returning to the prescribing doctor for additional support and treatment options.
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Im tired all the time, it is a pain in the ass. I've tried the CPAP therapy for a year now with mixed results. Does anyone here live with sleep apnea? Anyone have any luck with verious treatments?
 
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@OrangeDog -- Sorry, but we can't be giving medical advice here on the PF (that's in the rules under INFO at the top right of the page). The quality of any advice you got here would be mixed at best, and since we do not have your detailed medical history (nor should we), there is no way even very qualified members could give you good advice.

Your best approach at this point is to go back to the doctor who prescribed the CPAP for you in the first place. Let them know that you are still having issues, and see how they want to approach it. There are certainly other things that can make you tired all the time -- your doc should do some more tests to try to figure this out.

Hope you are able to get some relief soon.
 
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