Sleep Apnea

    What is Sleep Apnea?

    The most common serious sleep disorder, sleep apnea occurs when your breathing is interrupted during sleep. Sleep apnea doesn't just leave you fatigued and irritable -- it also raises your risk of several long-term health conditions. The good news is that you have several effective choices for treatment.

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    Recognizing Sleep Apnea

    The best-known sign of sleep apnea is deep snoring interrupted by a "catch" or pause in the breath, caused by a breathing obstruction. In this video, Dr. Oz explains other ways to spot this common and dangerous sleep disorder.

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    Sleep Apnea Remedies

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    Beat Sleep Apnea, Live Longer

    Learn how sleep apnea treatment saves your heart.

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    Sleep Apnea Q&As

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    What is sleep apnea in babies and children?
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    Sleep apnea in babies and children comes in two forms…


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