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Learn about the benefits of CPAP therapy for people who suffer from sleep apnea. In this section, we list the major illnesses and disorders where CPAP is the most effective and outline some of the benefits of CPAP therapy. FInd the resources you need to educate yourself about CPAP therapy and how to treat obstructive sleep apnea.
Benefits of CPAP Therapy
Here are some of the major benefits of CPAP therapy from our feedback from current CPAP users. If you are new to CPAP therapy, this section shares the tools you need to stick with your therapy requirements. If you are an experienced CPAP user, we hope you will also find the motivation to continue adhering to your CPAP therapy.
CPAP Machine Benefits
Here are some of the reasons why using a CPAP machine can help treat sleep apnea. Every post showcases a positive impact as a result of CPAP machine use.
CPAP Mask Benefits
Read these CPAP mask benefits before you make a buying decision on your own mask. Many masks have new features that can improve your comfort and experience for a great night of sleep.
Recent studies have shown that treating obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) can help improve memory in older patients experiencing cognitive decline due to dementia.1 While sleep loss is one of the symptoms of dementia in some patients, the increasing decline of brain health from sleep deprivation may worsen the symptoms of dementia, creating a viscous cycle that accelerates overall cognitive degradation...
There are many studies about the link between obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and multiple other negative physical afflictions. These illnesses include diabetes, obesity, and high blood pressure. It is also a consequential link to stroke, heart attack, and, most recently, cancer. In general, people with sleep apnea who either do not have a diagnosis or are non-compliant are at greater.
Every day, hundreds of people come to the conclusion that the benefits of CPAP therapy in the short term are nothing short of life changing. For those new to CPAP therapy, the challenges of the normal adjustment period can make it difficult to get to a level of CPAP compliance where the benefits can manifest themselves. It’s never a matter of being redundant to remind them of at least five...
Breathing and healthy sleep are closely connected. Sleep disorders that interrupt normal breathing patterns while you sleep can have a dramatic impact on your personal health. Identifying the specific sleep disorder that is affecting you is important to determine the best treatment. Doctors will ask questions about symptoms and may require sleep tests to get an accurate diagnosis. Many patient...
Sleep apnea is one of the most common sleep disorders affecting nearly 100 million people worldwide. It is a sleep condition that disrupts breathing during the night. It can be a potentially serious condition, with some risk factors being age and obesity. Some people also may have this condition without even knowing they do. Continuous positive airway pressure, also known as CPAP therapy, is o...
This post was originally posted on November 17, 2021, and updated on February 16, 2022.
An interactive and informative app now puts you in touch with your ResMed CPAP machine. From troubleshooting CPAP issues to capturing sleep data, this handy app gives you insight and also engagement into customized sleep therapy.
What is ResMed MyAir?
MyAir is a personalized therapy management...
This post was originally posted on June 13, 2013 and updated on January 27, 2022.
As well informed OSA patients know, the body’s metabolism, venous system, and oxidation are inextricably linked to all of the long-term health risks of the condition. The link between these life-threatening conditions such as stroke, heart disease, and diabetes relative to these bodily systems is irrefutable a...
The CPAP Shop recently attended the 7th annual Philadelphia Sleep Conference, a one-day intensive continuing education seminar for sleep specialists. Dr. Indira Gurubhagavatula, associate professor of medicine at the Veteran’s Administration Medical Center at the University of Pennsylvania, served as a presenting faculty member. A graduate of John Hopkins University School of Medicine and Harv...
Humidification for CPAP machines can lessen nasal congestion, dryness, and rainout, and aids in a more comfortable experience. Many of the new CPAP machines offer integrated humidifiers. They automatically adapt to the amount of humidity present and ambient temperature to provide optimal conditions to the mask. This post answers the question “Is a CPAP Humidifier necessary?” and describes the ...
