Apnea or not...
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Apnea or not...
Apparently my snoring is reaching some serious levels, enough to drive her that must be obeyed to the spare room. I dont consider myself overweight, I'm big boned 
, collar 15.5, Gym 4 days a week, run everyday but apparently my snoring is getting worse and worse. I have tried pretty much everything over the counter, the snoring comes from my throat rather than my nose.
There are periods when I go "quite" at night so I am thinking this all points to apnea. I sleep fine and dont feel tired during the day. I have snored to some degree all my life, even 15 years ago they used to joke how you could hear me through 2 concrete walls !!
My blood pressure is normal so I dont think there is a danger issue. My concern is if I go to the doc, have a sleep study and they say yes you suffer from sleep apnea, is that it I have to contact AMS and my Class I gets suspended there and then ?
anyone any thoughts ?
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, collar 15.5, Gym 4 days a week, run everyday but apparently my snoring is getting worse and worse. I have tried pretty much everything over the counter, the snoring comes from my throat rather than my nose.There are periods when I go "quite" at night so I am thinking this all points to apnea. I sleep fine and dont feel tired during the day. I have snored to some degree all my life, even 15 years ago they used to joke how you could hear me through 2 concrete walls !!
My blood pressure is normal so I dont think there is a danger issue. My concern is if I go to the doc, have a sleep study and they say yes you suffer from sleep apnea, is that it I have to contact AMS and my Class I gets suspended there and then ?
anyone any thoughts ?
Feel free to PM if prefer.
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I don't know, but providing you don't take any drugs for the problem, I doubt that the powers that be would care if you tried to improve your wife's nights with the devices that are available.
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My concern is that if I go for a sleep study and they diagnose sleep apnea which apparently a massive % of people have then this kicks in which starts with step 1 - temporarily unfit to fly.
http://www.caa.co.uk/docs/49/SRG_MedSleepApnoea.pdf
http://www.caa.co.uk/docs/49/SRG_MedSleepApnoea.pdf
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Funny thing what people try to do to avoid speaking to their doctor.
Sleep Apnoeas are associated with a higher risk of strokes etc so you may want to reconsider what is more important.
Go to your doctor, get your throat and neck looked at, get a sleep questionnaire and take it from there.
I personally rather go to talk to anyone than having my wife sleep in a seperate room but then I quite like my wife!
Sleep Apnoeas are associated with a higher risk of strokes etc so you may want to reconsider what is more important.
Go to your doctor, get your throat and neck looked at, get a sleep questionnaire and take it from there.
I personally rather go to talk to anyone than having my wife sleep in a seperate room but then I quite like my wife!
