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Sleep apnea — it’s not just what you think it is
September 11, 2022
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8 Comments
It’s not just snoring. It’s much more dangerous than that. Even deadly.
The estimated prevalence in North America is approximately 15 to 30 percent in males and 10 to 15 percent in females, But, as much as 40 percent of epilepsy patients suffer with undiagnosed sleep apnea. Especially those with refractory epilepsy.
Posted in Epilepsy, Medication Issues, Research, Tips
Tags: breathing, CPAP, dangerous, Epilepsy, oxygen, seizures, sleep apnea, sleep quality, snoring
Tags: breathing, CPAP, dangerous, Epilepsy, oxygen, seizures, sleep apnea, sleep quality, snoring
Top-Rated Seizure Monitors
July 17, 2012
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82 Comments
Peace of mind. A good night’s sleep. Safety and assurance.
Although these seizure monitors can’t make any guarantees, they can go a long way towards detecting danger. And maybe even saving a life.
Here are the most prominent models…
Posted in Epilepsy, News, Tips
Tags: absence, adults, Apple SeizAlarm, Aremco, breathing, children, convulsive, delayed control, Emfit, Epilepsy, infants, infrared technology, jerking, Medpage, microphone, microprocessor, moisture, moisure sensors, monitors, MP5, nocturnal seizures, quick-paced movements, radio pagers, seizure, sensors, shaking, software, sounds, ST2, tonic-clonic, top rated, transmitter, UMP
Tags: absence, adults, Apple SeizAlarm, Aremco, breathing, children, convulsive, delayed control, Emfit, Epilepsy, infants, infrared technology, jerking, Medpage, microphone, microprocessor, moisture, moisure sensors, monitors, MP5, nocturnal seizures, quick-paced movements, radio pagers, seizure, sensors, shaking, software, sounds, ST2, tonic-clonic, top rated, transmitter, UMP
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