How’d you sleep last night? If the answer to that question is something along the lines of, “I think I slept, but I feel so tired all the time,” then the culprit may be sleep apnea. This medical condition causes temporary pauses in breathing throughout the night. There are two types of sleep apnea. The less common is called central sleep apnea and occurs because the brain fails to signal muscles to breathe. The more common is obstructive sleep apnea, which happens when soft tissue in your throat blocks your airway. Either type can have serious health consequences including heart disease. To reduce the risk of heart disease and treat sleep apnea, Dallas residents turn to Dr. Keane Fedosky and his team at Sleep Rehab.
Sleep Rehab Blog
Heart Disease and Sleep Apnea in Dallas
May 15, 2016
Sleeping with Someone who Snores
April 23, 2016
If you had to guess the percentage of couples that sleep separately at night because one person snores, what would you say? Perhaps you’re a romantic, so you’ll guess low at five percent. Or maybe you’re more of a realist, so you think 10 or 15 percent might be accurate. Well, studies indicate that some 25 percent of couples are willing to report that they sleep separately, so researchers believe the actual percentage is likely much higher. Moreover, that snoring can be a sign of a more serious condition called sleep apnea. If you sleep with a snorer (or if you don’t because you’re in another room), then contact Sleep Rehab. Dr. Fedosky and his team treat sleep apnea in Dallas, TX, and the surrounding communities, so everyone can sleep well and together.
The Effects of Sleep Apnea on Your Day-to-Day Life
March 18, 2016
So, you snore a bit at night… what’s the big deal? Well, actually, snoring really can be a big deal if it’s a sign of a more serious condition known as sleep apnea. Sleep apnea causes the people who have this life threatening condition to stop breathing periodically during the night. And when we say life threatening, we’re really not exaggerating. Sleep apnea has been linked to a number of day-to-day health hazards that can compromise your health and shorten your life. Therefore, treating this condition can be life saving. To treat sleep apnea, Dallas, TX, comes to Sleep Rehab, just a short drive away in Garland. Let’s consider some of the ways sleep apnea can harm your health.
Sleep Apnea Blog to Provide News and Information on Sleep Apnea and Snoring Solutions to North Dallas Residents
February 9, 2016
Welcome to the new blog for Sleep Rehab! This is the place we hope residents of Garland, Dallas, and Plano will visit frequently for the latest news about treating sleep apnea and snoring, as well as updates on what’s happening at our office. Dr. Keane Fedosky and the team at Sleep Rehab are here to help you get relief from snoring and sleep apnea with accurate diagnosis and treatment.