What do you know about sleep apnea surgeries? - sleep apnea accomodations in school
I hate the mask () as many people. I suffer from obstructive sleep apnea. I'm considering surgical options, but I was told that the only thing that can work for me is the advancement of the mandible (with a broken jaw and move). Has anyone seen this before? What were your experiences? Did it work? Do you have an operation that can help? Oral appliances?
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Sleep Apnea Accomodations In School What Do You Know About Sleep Apnea Surgeries?
3 comments:
I had a mandibular advancement closed for the day, his mouth still wired for 6 weeks. (Many surgeons opt for a plate and screw cap with tight elastic movement makes the mouth more power options and a little more!)
I was one years of orthodontics before I did, however, was not a quick fix by any means.
The operation itself sounds worse than it really was. The pain I had was a headache in my jaw area. Pain management is not a problem. I miss eating what I wanted, and weight loss. (What I do not for that) be so now I miss the most, of yawns, though!
It is not completely fix my sleep apnea. I have been snoring. It was well worth the trouble for me.
My 5 years palate and adenoids were removed for the same reason (apnea) with good results. I already had the surgery, and was much more painful than the mandibular advancement.
Hope this helps! Good luck to you!
Treat your dentist on a faucet
I am not aware that only one had, but my husband did the nose. He said that if I ever, I would. It is assumed that it was worth.
I have a breathing mask on the road for me. I hope you like it better than many people I know that hate is too ...
Good luck.
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