With more and more people now being aware of obstructive Sleep Apnea, which has a rapidly growing number of sufferers, this is now a question that is asked often. However, approximately 80% of those who are believed to have obstructive Sleep Apnea, commonly called OSA, still ignore it and leave it undiagnosed, thinking that it is not dangerous. ...

If you or your partner have recognized that you have a sleep problem; this could be snoring, waking up choking or gasping, or even waking up in the morning still feeling tired, then these are some of the alert signals that could suggest you might have Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). OSA is a fairly common condition that, if left untreated,...