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nope I always wake up and have to go to the bathroom. I think that has always been an issue even before I ended up being diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea.
I have moderate sleep apnea, and honestly the CPAP is not terrible. I didn't care for it at first, and still am not married to it. I use it a lot more than I used to, but there's nights I will admit to not using it. lolSame since my diagnoses. Some nights I can't stop taking trips the the bathroom.
I've been using mine since I got it. There are some nights I cannot sleep with it and I'm up all hours because it's hard to sleep on it.I have moderate sleep apnea, and honestly the CPAP is not terrible. I didn't care for it at first, and still am not married to it. I use it a lot more than I used to, but there's nights I will admit to not using it. lol
Mine tattles on me if I don't use it, lol. Next thing I know I get a call from my sleep doctor asking what happened. Ugh.I have moderate sleep apnea, and honestly the CPAP is not terrible. I didn't care for it at first, and still am not married to it. I use it a lot more than I used to, but there's nights I will admit to not using it. lol
I have nights like that, too. No matter how hard you try it's still an apparatusI've been using mine since I got it. There are some nights I cannot sleep with it and I'm up all hours because it's hard to sleep on it.
Yes, same. Mine does too but my sleep doctor doesn't even call me or anything.Mine tattles on me if I don't use it, lol. Next thing I know I get a call from my sleep doctor asking what happened. Ugh.
How I was a few nights ago...it was a pain to fall asleep.I have nights like that, too. No matter how hard you try it's still an apparatus
Yeah, most definitely! There are just those nights where it's not going to work out!Yes, same. Mine does too but my sleep doctor doesn't even call me or anything.
How I was a few nights ago...it was a pain to fall asleep.
Mine tattles on me if I don't use it, lol. Next thing I know I get a call from my sleep doctor asking what happened. Ugh.
That's great of her to do, making sure you're doing what you need to doLikewise. This has deterred me from "not" using it. There's a few times I've dozed off in the evenings where my girlfriend will wake me up and make me put the mask on.
Nope; between keeping my legs propped up (to keep excess fluid from accumulating in them) and getting up to take the occasional whiz (hey, 1'm 47 years; I'm going to do that once a night anyway!) its' a rare night when I can sleep straight through to morning without waking up.Do you tend to sleep through the night without waking? If not, what usually wakes you up?
Nope; between keeping my legs propped up (to keep excess fluid from accumulating in them) and getting up to take the occasional whiz (hey, 1'm 47 years; I'm going to do that once a night anyway!) its' a rare night when I can sleep straight through to morning without waking up.
It happens, sadly. I've got lymphedema that caused fluid to build up, gotta prop the walking sticks up. Guessing it's similar for @WebsterFluid in your legs?
Your vibrating board routine sounds intriguing and definitely worth trying.Have you ever considered a vibrating board? I get leg cramps during sleep myself, although I have worked a lot of that out. The last thing I do before bed is stand on the board for 15 minutes and another 8 minutes shaking one leg or the other. It helps drain the lymphatic system. How to Use a Vibration Plate for Lymphatic Drainage
I love mine and the rougher the vibration the better. I also exercise my arms and back on it, do squats and standing abs, although not all at once. What I noticed is that I am inclined to old lady lumpy legs unless I work out, hike or walk. Three months on this thing and I had tennis playing legs. I was thrilled. I didn't do anything but stand on the board. The endorphins are nice, too.
That looks quite interesting, I'll have to talk to my doctor about this!Have you ever considered a vibrating board? I get leg cramps during sleep myself, although I have worked a lot of that out. The last thing I do before bed is stand on the board for 15 minutes and another 8 minutes shaking one leg or the other. It helps drain the lymphatic system. How to Use a Vibration Plate for Lymphatic Drainage
I love mine and the rougher the vibration the better. I also exercise my arms and back on it, do squats and standing abs, although not all at once. What I noticed is that I am inclined to old lady lumpy legs unless I work out, hike or walk. Three months on this thing and I had tennis playing legs. I was thrilled. I didn't do anything but stand on the board. The endorphins are nice, too.