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Suggest Treatment For Severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea

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Posted on Mon, 30 Mar 2015
Question: Being non compliance of CPAP, severe obstructive sleep apnea, Sleep specialist prescribed Dental appliance- this also I am not able to use it? After one hour or so got struck for breathing and got it removed.
Doctor explaining that this may be due to narrow XXXXXXX of nose and airway breath narrow—and due to severe obstruction of Sinus infections in all the four sinus- This can be believed- or not.
So what do you think- I may be candidate for Sleep Apnoe surgery- or suggest other latest available options- ?
Which are the recommended sleep apnea surgeries—for best results.
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Answered by Dr. Eris Ranxha (1 hour later)
Brief Answer:
Surgery is needed

Detailed Answer:
Hi
thank you for trusting HCM
I read your query and understand your concern
I saw your examination and read the report of your study
Unfortunately it is confirmed that you are suffering from sleep apnea
As CPAP has been not helpful the only treatment is surgery
Unfortunately there are several methods and it is characterised by the cause which has developed sleep apnea
In general words if there is something wrong with nasal area surgery modify just it
So before deciding to go for surgery your doctors should be sure about the cause which is causing sleep apnea
In my opinion as I saw from the examinations you have uploaded you should go for nasal surgery or UPP
Nasal surgery is minimal and produce a better function of breathing during night
Unfortunately it is not always successful
It will not be if sleep apnea is caused from below obstruction
UPP ( uvulopalatopharyngoplasty) is almost always effective
Unfortunately it is the most radical surgery and patient suffer pain during first week
In my opinion you should go for nasal surgery and antibiotics need to be used for some days
Discuss with your doctors about my opinion
Hope my answer will help you in making the right decision and in fast recovery
Wishing you good health
Please feel free to ask any other question or discuss for further doubts
Best regards
Dr Eris Ranxha
Neurologist
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Suggest Treatment For Severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Brief Answer: Surgery is needed Detailed Answer: Hi thank you for trusting HCM I read your query and understand your concern I saw your examination and read the report of your study Unfortunately it is confirmed that you are suffering from sleep apnea As CPAP has been not helpful the only treatment is surgery Unfortunately there are several methods and it is characterised by the cause which has developed sleep apnea In general words if there is something wrong with nasal area surgery modify just it So before deciding to go for surgery your doctors should be sure about the cause which is causing sleep apnea In my opinion as I saw from the examinations you have uploaded you should go for nasal surgery or UPP Nasal surgery is minimal and produce a better function of breathing during night Unfortunately it is not always successful It will not be if sleep apnea is caused from below obstruction UPP ( uvulopalatopharyngoplasty) is almost always effective Unfortunately it is the most radical surgery and patient suffer pain during first week In my opinion you should go for nasal surgery and antibiotics need to be used for some days Discuss with your doctors about my opinion Hope my answer will help you in making the right decision and in fast recovery Wishing you good health Please feel free to ask any other question or discuss for further doubts Best regards Dr Eris Ranxha Neurologist