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someone just posted on Latitudes that a neuro at John Hopkins is treating him for tic induced sleep apnoea
Seems he feels the tics cause depressed breathing???  neither my husband or son tic when asleep (most people dont, right?) altho they both do have sleep issues, my hubby more so than son. I am interested in hearing if anyone here may have noticed a correlation
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anyone have info on TS and sleep apnoea?
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