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CPAP is continuous positive airway pressure therapy. This therapy is used in patients with sleep apnea. CPAP has a machine that gives continuous mild air pressure to keep the airways open during sleep. The machine consists of a mask, tube, and motor.

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At 20, what mask should I use for CPAP in sleep apnea?

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At 52, why does my sleep apnea worsen in the summer?

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Is obstructive sleep apnea hereditary if a parent has it?

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I have obstructive sleep apnea. Will CPAP therapy help me?

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Do loud snoring and night choking in women need urgent care?

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What are alternative treatments for obstructive sleep apnea?

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My 53-year-old wife has severe sleep apnea. What can we do?

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Can losing weight help improve my sleep apnea at 45?

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What are sleep apnea treatments for women in late forties?

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Can perimenopause or weight gain cause sleep apnea?

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