SLEEP APNEA SYMPTOMS

Sleep Apnea Symptoms

Symptoms can vary from person to person, however daytime sleepiness is the most common. Sleep apnea doesn't typically fully wake a person up, just enough to interrupt the sleep cycle, affecting the quality of sleep; therefore causing sleepiness (as well as other possible symptoms) during the day.

Many of the symptoms that occur during sleep aren't noticed by the patient, but can be witnessed by another person. These can include loud snoring, unusual breathing noises, or even a noticeable lapse in breathing.

Depression
Waking up choking, gasping or feeling out of breath
irritability
Insomnia
Increased heart rate
High blood pressure
Lack of energy during the day
Unexplained weight gain
Changes in urination
Frequent heartburn

Daytime sleepiness
Pauses in breathing during sleep
Morning headaches
Sore throught or dry mouth upon waking up
Nights sweats
Restless sleep
Decrease sex drive
Loud snoring
Trouble concentrating
Forgetfulness

Depression
Waking up choking, gasping or feeling out of breath
irritability
Insomnia
Increased heart rate
High blood pressure
Lack of energy during the day
Unexplained weight gain
Changes in urination
Frequent heartburn
Daytime sleepiness
Pauses in breathing during sleep
Morning headaches
Sore throught or dry mouth upon waking up
Nights sweats
Restless sleep
Decrease sex drive
Loud snoring
Trouble concentrating
Forgetfulness

If you or your loved one have one or more symptoms, you might have an undiagnosed life threatening condition – Obstructive Sleep Apnea. To schedule a complimentary screening and risk-assessment, please use the form below or head to our contact page.