04Jul
CPAP masks for sleep apnea and dry mouth
04Jul
Is the use of CPAP forever?
Does your family or partner complain of continuous snoring? Do you feel tired when you wake up or do you wake up many times during the night? If you answered yes, it is very likely that you suffer from sleep apnoea, the most common form of which is obstructive sleep apnoea,...
11Mar
Sexual desire and sleep apnea, cause and effect in couples
One of the consequences of sleep apnea is the lack of sexual desire, which in men is linked to erectile dysfunction. Why does this relationship occur? We will talk about it below. Although it occurs more in men than in women, sleep apnea is a problem that directly or indirectly affects...
08Mar
Pregnancy and sleep apnea: what you need to know
Sleep apnea during pregnancy can cause problems for both the foetus and the mother, as well as premature births or unplanned caesarean sections. Sleep apnea is a serious problem that can have serious repercussions on the health of those who suffer from it. During pregnancy, the risks are even greater, which...
28Feb
Why CPAP humidifiers need distilled wáter
Humidity at satisfactory levels is not only good for our organism, but also for the atmosphere in our homes. In order to maintain a constant relative humidity in an enclosed space or room, humidifying devices are used to humidify the air. Cpap humidifiers contain distilled water which is transformed into...
25Feb
Side effects of CPAP treatment
Are there side effects of CPAP treatment?
The answer is no. Even so, starting with CPAP therapy can be a stressful and impossible process to complete. First of all, it is important to know that it is not. You will eventually manage and above all enjoy the big difference between treating your...
22Feb
Questions about CPAP treatment
After so many consultations with our patients, we have realised that most of the questions asked by people using their CPAP mask on a daily basis are almost always the same, so we have compiled the most frequent ones for you to have a look at and solve yours:
Questions...
18Feb
CPAP versus Auto CPAP. Which one is better?
Cpap stands for “Continuous Positive Air Pressure” A Cpap, simply explained, is a turbine that blows positive air pressure into our upper airways. This air pressure is delivered through a guide tube and a mask that is attached to the patient. How is this pressure calibrated? Air pressure is measured in cubic...
