CPAP Machine

A continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine is the most commonly prescribed device for treating sleep apnea disorders. A CPAP machine compressor (motor) generates a continuous stream of pressurized air that travels through an air filter into a flexible tube. This tube delivers purified air into a mask that’s sealed around your nose or mouth.

To get a good night's sleep, you should purchase an CPAP machine for your home. Sleep apnea is common and affects 2% to 9%. People with this disorder have trouble breathing throughout the night because their airways become obstructed while they are sleeping which causes them not be able take in enough oxygen at one time so that way it disrupts restful slumber. 

Benefits of CPAP Machine:

• Improves your ability to sleep without waking up

• Lowers your risk of having a heart attack, stroke, or other cardiovascular event

• Helps lower your blood pressure

• Reduces daytime sleepiness

• May reduce blood glucose and cholesterol levels. 

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Side Effects:

• Discomfort and difficulty falling asleep, especially in the beginning

• A feeling of claustrophobia or anxiety

• Nasal congestion

• Dry mouth

• Nosebleeds

• Skin irritation or sores where the mask touches the face.

Precautions:

• Read the Manual/Label carefully before use.

• Consult with doctor if any difficult after use. 

• Keep away from the reach of childrens.

FAQ's:

Q1: Can the use of CPAP Machine damage Lungs?

Ans: There is no indication that CPAP can damage your lungs. Some people report a burning sensation in their lungs following CPAP use. However, this is usually the result of inhaling cold, dry air. To correct this problem, use warm humidified air instead.

Q2: Is the use of CPAP Machine safe? 

Ans: CPAP therapy is considered the gold-standard in treatment for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), because it's safe, non-invasive, and– most importantly– effective.