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Concerted awareness on Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is critically important. Statistics show that OSA affects over 5% of adults and 1% of children. But the scary concern is that most individuals affected by this disorder are not diagnosed. This undiagnosed section of people run increased risks of heart attack, stroke, motor vehicle accidents and deadly heart rhythms.
Sleep studies at sleep centers or through home sleep tests help diagnose OSA. The good news is that treated individuals minimize their risks and often feel more alert and refreshed. Treatment options are many – CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure), weight loss, oral appliance device, and oral airway surgery.
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