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Originally Posted by doydie
When my Mom had it several years ago they gave me some immediate results such as how many times during the night she stopped breathing and how low her oxygen level went.
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Those were the results I got immediately too, but that was about 6 years ago. Fingers crossed it's no bit deal. I'm a side sleeper too, so sleeping on my back was difficult.
Sleeping on your back does bring on the apnea effects, if you've got it. I remember having to nap the next day for lack of restful sleep during the study. They recommended a cpap machine, but I never got it. Only in the spring an fall do I have trouble, mainly due to allergy symptoms.
Hoping it's nothing to worry about, and awaiting the results.
