Winter

Winter: some people love it and some do not. In addition to the cooler temperatures, with winter comes the potential for respiratory concerns. It can be even more cumbersome to those with sleep apnea who use CPAP devices. Don’t let winter get the best of you, stay on top of your sleep apnea this season.

Sleep Apnea in the Winter Months

Some of the symptoms of sleep apnea are snoring, episodes of not breathing, breathing through the mouth, dry throat, headache and dry mouth....

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