If you have sleep apnea and find it hard to manage your weight, you are not alone. Extra weight worsens sleep apnea, and sleep apnea makes weight loss more difficult. I’ll explain why this cycle happens, what the research says about breaking it, and what treatment options are available for people who haven’t found relief with CPAP. How Extra Weight Leads to Sleep Apnea Extra weight is the single biggest
If you have sleep apnea and find it hard to manage your weight, you are not alone. Extra weight worsens sleep apnea, and sleep apnea makes weight loss more difficult. I’ll explain why this cycle
You Might Have Sleep Apnea Without Snoring If you’ve been waking up exhausted, struggling to focus at work, or experiencing morning headaches, it’s easy to attribute these symptoms to stress or aging. The absence of
If you live in the Phoenix area and have sleep apnea, you should know that advanced treatment options are available right here in Scottsdale. I’m Dr. Jordan Weiner, president of Valley ENT and a specialized
Can You Treat Sleep Apnea Naturally? “Can I treat my sleep apnea naturally, myself?” I get asked that question by patients from time to time. If you have obstructive sleep apnea, you may have been
The relationship between sleep apnea and anxiety and depression is complex. People with sleep apnea report more symptoms of anxiety and depression. Many symptoms of sleep apnea – fatigue, poor sleep, problems with concentration or
If you have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and haven’t found relief with CPAP, you might have heard about hypoglossal nerve stimulation from your doctor or in the news. This FDA-approved therapy works with your natural
Can sleep apnea cause headaches? Absolutely. I see this often in my practice: patients who’ve been waking up with headaches for months, sometimes years, thinking it’s just stress or needing a better pillow. But many
While most people think sleep apnea is a breathing problem, there are physical signs, including some tongue signs, that may give you important information regarding a potential sleep disorder. So, if you’ve been struggling with
I’ve just returned from attending the International Surgical Sleep Society (ISSS) meeting held this year in Indianapolis, IN October 9-11. For me, this annual conference is an absolute delight. Many, if not most, of the
