The novel coronavirus (COVID-19), has left many people across the globe in a position of uncertainty. This uncertainty and massive change to life has many detrimental effects to health and wellbeing. One of the major ones that people may not have considered is the changes to sleep patterns. So how is COVID-19 affecting sleep? The
We now know what OSA (obstructive sleep apnoea) is, some of the symptoms and the stages to diagnosis. But what happens after being diagnosed with Sleep Apnoea? What is the treatment of Sleep Apnoea? Well, this is dependent upon the severity and the cause of an individual’s condition. However, there are lots of options and
What is Sleep Apnoea? In short sleep apnoea is the stopping and starting of breathing during sleep. Sleep Apnoea commonly knows as OSA (obstructive sleep apnoea) is linked to obesity, aging and underlying pulmonary or cardiovascular issues. So what actually is it? Well, OSA is a sleeping disorder in which breathing is briefly and repeatedly
