BiPAP

Have you ever been sleeping comfortably with your CPAP only to wake up to a gurgling sound in the hose or drops of water inside your mask? If so, you may be experiencing a common issue called CPAP rainout. Water in CPAP tubing usually forms when warm, humid air cools as it moves through the hose, creating condensation.

A few adjustments to your equipment or sleeping environment can often reduce the moisture and help you sleep more comfortably.

If you are a first-time CPAP user, you may run into a few issues when you start using it. This, in turn, can result in you not wanting to wear it at night because you may find it time-consuming. However, most of the issues that may crop up can be solved easily. Continue reading to learn how you can fix some of the common CPAP issues...

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Sleep apnea is becoming more well-known across the United States. This causes your breathing to repeatedly stop and start while sleeping. Once diagnosed by a professional, you will want to get a CPAP/BiPAP so you can begin treatment. Since its Heart Health Month, we thought we’d share some information about sleep apnea and heart disease. Keep reading to learn some interesting facts!