PAP
Find Your Perfect Humidity Level for ResMed CPAP
A Positive Airway Pressure (PAP) device is widely accepted as being the most effective method for controlling obstructive sleep apnea.
Clean Your CPAP Device with Vinegar in Easy Steps
Positive airway pressure (PAP) therapy is a leading treatment for obstructive sleep apnea. PAP is a device that delivers pressurized air through tubing to a mask worn while you sleep. The pressurized air helps keep the airways open and prevents the breathing pauses that cause frequent awakenings “apneas” while you sleep.
Managing Shortness of Breath When You Have Sleep Apnea
Shortness of breath is to be expected following exercise or a similar physical exertion. However, an unexpected shortness of breath can be a scary and unsettling experience.
The Ultimate Guide to Buying a CPAP Online: What You Need to Know
Obstructive sleep apnea is a condition that affects millions of people around the world and most experts agree that it is best controlled by the use of a PAP device.
Ordering a CPAP device: Tips for First-Time Users
In the past, obstructive sleep apnea would often have a dramatic impact upon our quality of life -- as many people were undiagnosed, and didn’t get the therapy that would extend their lives.
A Deep Dive into CPAP Tube Types and Their Differences
Positive airway pressure (PAP) therapy helps keep the airways clear, improving sleep quality and reducing the risk from serious health issues linked to sleep apnea.
Introduction to ResMed Sleep Apnea Masks: A Beginner’s Guide
Positive Airway Pressure (PAP) therapy offers a leading treatment for obstructive sleep apnea. By delivering pressurized air while you sleep, the device keeps the airways clear of obstruction, allowing a free flow of air to the lungs.
Mouth Breathers: How to Keep Your Mouth Shut With CPAP
Using a Positive Airway Pressure device is widely acknowledged to be the best way of treating obstructive sleep apnea...
Pros & Cons of Buying USED PAP Machine
PAP ( positive air pressure) machines are used to treat obstructive sleep apnea. They use positive air pressure to keep the airways open during sleep to prevent intermittent breathing stoppages which cause poor sleep and excessive snoring.