Sleep Apnea Will Ruin Your Life!/ FDA has approved weight-loss drug Zepbound to treat obstructive sleep apnea

[dadon1one]

Shaq got some new shit lol

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[Gemini]

$300 filter is $50

 

[Gemini]

 

[Gemini]

 

[Shaka54]

$300 filter is $50

I wouldn't mind trying one of these.

 

[peterlongshort]

Dwade is a bitch for this. A whole bitch ass nigga.

 

[Shaka54]

Dwade is a bitch for this. A whole bitch ass nigga.

Yeah, this WAS a fucked up thing to do. This should've been kept private.

 

[kdogg3270]

man, reading some of the replies in here really gets you thinking of the importance of a good night's sleep, and what happens when you don't get it. I don't think i have apnea. I do, however have trouble breathing at night. Been happening for years now. I get congested at night, which has given me a bad case of night time anxiety (basically i'm afraid i will suffocate in my sleep.) I take a nasal spray for that. Then I have a big bottle of Waldryl at my bedside (active ingredient is diphenhydramine). It makes me relax and I sleep like a baby. dreams and all. Without it, i may or may not get to sleep, but i tend to wake up 2-4 hours later and cannot get back to sleep. It's like i just lay there on edge. Very frustrating.

 

[Shaka54]

man, reading some of the replies in here really gets you thinking of the importance of a good night's sleep, and what happens when you don't get it. I don't think i have apnea. I do, however have trouble breathing at night. Been happening for years now. I get congested at night, which has given me a bad case of night time anxiety (basically i'm afraid i will suffocate in my sleep.) I take a nasal spray for that. Then I have a big bottle of Waldryl at my bedside (active ingredient is diphenhydramine). It makes me relax and I sleep like a baby. dreams and all. Without it, i may or may not get to sleep, but i tend to wake up 2-4 hours later and cannot get back to sleep. It's like i just lay there on edge. Very frustrating.

I have those same issues Bruh. The only time I sleep through the night is with edibles but my mind is still hyperactive even though I'm sedated to a degree.
I do use a Neti pot from time to time to clear my sinuses if/when shit starts to get out of hand.

 

[kdogg3270]

I have those same issues Bruh. The only time I sleep through the night is with edibles but my mind is still hyperactive even though I'm sedated to a degree.
I do use a Neti pot from time to time to clear my sinuses if/when shit starts to get out of hand.

at least i'm not the only one...man i bought a neti pot almost 2 years ago - and it's still in the box. i'm too much of a bitch to try and learn to use it.

 

[Gemini]

this guy lol

 

[shaddyvillethug]

If y'all fat muthafuckas lost weight, you wouldn't have to worry about this shit. And to think, some of y'all be in other threads having da nerve to talk about big heauxs.

I hate these fat BGOL niggas with a passion.

swear they cool and get money.

fat ass niggas breathing up all the gatdamn air

 

[Shaka54]

at least i'm not the only one...man i bought a neti pot almost 2 years ago - and it's still in the box. i'm too much of a bitch to try and learn to use it.

There's nothing to learn. Just put the saline solution in the pot with some sterile water and rinse out your nasal passages and sinuses.
It's no different than washing your hands or brushing your teeth.

 

[kdogg3270]

There's nothing to learn. Just put the saline solution in the pot with some sterile water and rinse out your nasal passages and sinuses.
It's no different than washing your hands or brushing your teeth.

i just can't bring myself to do it lol

 

[Aww Skeet Skeet!]

man, reading some of the replies in here really gets you thinking of the importance of a good night's sleep, and what happens when you don't get it. I don't think i have apnea. I do, however have trouble breathing at night. Been happening for years now. I get congested at night, which has given me a bad case of night time anxiety (basically i'm afraid i will suffocate in my sleep.) I take a nasal spray for that. Then I have a big bottle of Waldryl at my bedside (active ingredient is diphenhydramine). It makes me relax and I sleep like a baby. dreams and all. Without it, i may or may not get to sleep, but i tend to wake up 2-4 hours later and cannot get back to sleep. It's like i just lay there on edge. Very frustrating.

Only one way to be sure you don't have SA...

I was diagnosed with OSA after a sleep study. Now I use an APAP. Best sleep I've had.

 

[kdogg3270]

Only one way to be sure you don't have SA...

I was diagnosed with OSA after a sleep study. Now I use an APAP. Best sleep I've had.

i will look into it

 

[curry_stain]

I got severe sleep apnea and use a full mask , not getting tired during the day anymore, really worth it (work covers 80%-100%) depending on your benefits....totally recommend it.

 

[Bumpee]

I hate these fat BGOL niggas with a passion.

swear they cool and get money.

fat ass niggas breathing up all the gatdamn air

Tiny folk don't require as much air.

 

[shaddyvillethug]

Tiny folk don't require as much air.

I most def gat big nostrils to breathe

and I’m solid 205

 

[EPDC]

Late on this. Finally got a CPAP machine. My wife has been on me for the last few years about my snoring. Although I could lose a little weight, I have always had nostril related breathing issues, have a deviated septum.

Been using my CPAP for the last four nights and the difference is amazing. I feel so much more rested, have more energy, and better focus through the day. Not even tired during the later afternoon hours like I used to be.

My wife even said I was so quiet sleeping she was worried the first few nights.

Man, I'm kicking myself for not getting one sooner. Yes it looks dumb as hell but I'm already feeling the benefits.

 

[yaBoi]

Late on this. Finally got a CPAP machine. My wife has been on me for the last few years about my snoring. Although I could lose a little weight, I have always had nostril related breathing issues, have a deviated septum.

Been using my CPAP for the last four nights and the difference is amazing. I feel so much more rested, have more energy, and better focus through the day. Not even tired during the later afternoon hours like I used to be.

My wife even said I was so quiet sleeping she was worried the first few nights.

Man, I'm kicking myself for not getting one sooner. Yes it looks dumb as hell but I'm already feeling the benefits.

i use mine religiously.. i even take it out of town with me.

 

[yaBoi]

man, reading some of the replies in here really gets you thinking of the importance of a good night's sleep, and what happens when you don't get it. I don't think i have apnea. I do, however have trouble breathing at night. Been happening for years now. I get congested at night, which has given me a bad case of night time anxiety (basically i'm afraid i will suffocate in my sleep.) I take a nasal spray for that. Then I have a big bottle of Waldryl at my bedside (active ingredient is diphenhydramine). It makes me relax and I sleep like a baby. dreams and all. Without it, i may or may not get to sleep, but i tend to wake up 2-4 hours later and cannot get back to sleep. It's like i just lay there on edge. Very frustrating.

go get a sleep study

pretty good bet it's apnea

 

[Aww Skeet Skeet!]

Late on this. Finally got a CPAP machine. My wife has been on me for the last few years about my snoring. Although I could lose a little weight, I have always had nostril related breathing issues, have a deviated septum.

Been using my CPAP for the last four nights and the difference is amazing. I feel so much more rested, have more energy, and better focus through the day. Not even tired during the later afternoon hours like I used to be.

My wife even said I was so quiet sleeping she was worried the first few nights.

Man, I'm kicking myself for not getting one sooner. Yes it looks dumb as hell but I'm already feeling the benefits.

Crazy, right? Damn thing is life changing. It took me like 2 weeks to get used to the CPAP machine. I would rip it off during the night. Now, I cannot imagine sleep without it.

 

[Aww Skeet Skeet!]

Also, the subreddit here helped me initially wearing the machine:. https://www.reddit.com/r/CPAP/new

 

[EPDC]

Also, the subreddit here helped me initially wearing the machine:. https://www.reddit.com/r/CPAP/new

Thanks fam!

 

[dbrizzz]

I've used the Z-quiet mouth piece and it works. It keeps my airway open and helps me get a good night's sleep

 

[Shaka54]

Certain Philips Respironics Ventilators, BiPAP, and CPAP Machines Recalled Due to Potential Health Risks: FDA Safety Communication | FDA

 

[MemphisNigga]

Certain Philips Respironics Ventilators, BiPAP, and CPAP Machines Recalled Due to Potential Health Risks: FDA Safety Communication | FDA

I got my recall letter in the mail about 2 weeks ago. I feel the same way......12 months is too long.

 

[respiration]

Certain Philips Respironics Ventilators, BiPAP, and CPAP Machines Recalled Due to Potential Health Risks: FDA Safety Communication | FDA

good info

 

[XXXplosive]

i use mine religiously.. i even take it out of town with me.

Yep, I even got a second mini travel-size version for when I go out of town. Can't sleep without it.

 

[Shaka54]

I got my recall letter in the mail about 2 weeks ago. I feel the same way......12 months is too long.

Were you using this same model and if so, how long have you had it?

 

[MemphisNigga]

Were you using this same model and if so, how long have you had it?

Yep..same model. I have had it for a 1 1/2 years.

 

[Shaka54]

Yep..same model. I have had it for a 1 1/2 years.

Are you gonna continue to use it until this can be rectified by Philips, given the duration that you've used it, or will you try to get a different model or brand?

I don't have a CPAP but I'm trying to weigh if I'd continue using it until it could be replaced. I'd be trying to figure out the risk/benefit ratio in my mind.
That's really a fucked up decision to have to make.

Should I continue to risk this thing gassing off into my lungs or fall back and have my cardiovascular system challenged for months on end until a replacement is available?

I don't know WHICH I'd decide because I'm not faced with having to. I did notice that there are ALREADY law firms on top of it, prepared to move with Class Action lawsuits.

Philips CPAP Recall Lawsuit Attorneys | BiPAP and Ventilators (garycjohnson.com)
cpap-lawsuit (cpapdevicelawsuits.com)

 

[ansatsusha_gouki]

Certain Philips Respironics Ventilators, BiPAP, and CPAP Machines Recalled Due to Potential Health Risks: FDA Safety Communication | FDA

I have the same model. I need to get a new mask though.

 

[MemphisNigga]

Are you gonna continue to use it until this can be rectified by Philips, given the duration that you've used it, or will you try to get a different model or brand?

I don't have a CPAP but I'm trying to weigh if I'd continue using it until it could be replaced. I'd be trying to figure out the risk/benefit ratio in my mind.
That's really a fucked up decision to have to make.

Should I continue to risk this thing gassing off into my lungs or fall back and have my cardiovascular system challenged for months on end until a replacement is available?

I don't know WHICH I'd decide because I'm not faced with having to. I did notice that there are ALREADY law firms on top of it, prepared to move with Class Action lawsuits.

Philips CPAP Recall Lawsuit Attorneys | BiPAP and Ventilators (garycjohnson.com)
cpap-lawsuit (cpapdevicelawsuits.com)

and that's where I'm at now. I really dont know. I'm leaning on sending it back.