What are the treatment options for psychophysiological insomnia?
• 5. What are the risks to taking Neurontin? 1. What are the consequences of untreated obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)? OSA is a condition where the airway partially or completely collapses during sleep. This results in fragmentation of sleep and, in some individuals, low oxygen level during sleep. The consequences of this condition can be serious and range from a poor quality of life (morning headaches, disabling sleepiness, poor concentration, irritability, etc) to increasing problems with blood pressure control, heart disease and strokes. Due to these significant medical problems, it appears that those with moderate to severe OSA may be at increased risk for premature death if their OSA remains untreated. As such, I would strongly recommend you pursue treatment of your sleep apnea. 2. Are there treatment options for OSA other than CPAP? There are a number of different treatments available for OSA. Which treatment is best for a given individual depends on a number of factors, including
