Obstructive sleep apnea disability, Less common symptoms

Obstructive sleep apnea disability is a severe sleep disorder in which your breathing stops and resumes repeatedly during sleep. There are several different types of sleep apnea, the most common being sleep apnea (obstructive). It occurs when the throat muscles intermittently relax and block the passage airway during sleep.

The symptom is snoring. However, not everyone who snores suffers from sleep apnea (obstructive). It can affect anyone, with older adults being the most affected.

Common signs of obstructive sleep apnea include:

Obstructive sleep apnea common symptoms are unexplained sleepiness during daytime, loud snoring with periods of silence accompanied by gasps of air, and restless sleep.

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Less common symptoms are:

The less common symptoms include insomnia, morning headaches, mood changes, problem in concentrating, forgetfulness, depression and anxiety, increased blood pressure and heart rate, decreased sex drive, nocturia, unexplained weight gain, heavy night sweats, and frequent heartburn.

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external links
mayoclinic: Obstructive sleep apnea