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Sleeping disorders have the serious effect on health. The breathing of patients gets stopped at frequent intervals during the sleep. The frequency of breathing stops hundred times during the sleep. When breathing stops, patients do not get the desired oxygen. Sleep apnea is categorized into two categories. The first is the obstructive sleep apnea and the second is the central sleep apnea. In the obstructive sleep apnea, the soft tissues of the throat get collapsed in the walls, obstructing airflow. Another is the central sleep apnea. In the central sleep apnea, the muscles stop breathing. The main cause of this type of problem is the instability of the respiratory control centre. Due to the instability in the respiratory control centre, the brain stops sending signals to muscles. Professionals of Dental Courses and Sleep Apnea Book provides education and training to communities to tackle craniofacial pain and sleep disorders. Sleep Apnea Courses and Dental Courses provide solutions in...

Sleep Apnea is a condition involving pauses or decreases in breathing during sleep.It is usually due to airway collapse. This collapse occurs in the nose and/or the throat - anywhere from where air enters the nostrils to the back of the tongue. Imagine a straw collapsing when trying to suck on a thick milkshake. Frequently, this airway collapsibility problem is inherited and starts in childhood. In the daytime, it is not a problem because there is good muscle-tone in the airway and the brain monitors breathing. But at night, the throat muscles become relaxed and the brain is not as attentive to the airway. So on inhalation, the airway walls can either completely collapse or significantly narrow. This is a problem because 1) the body must struggle to breathe and 2) the brain has to "wake up" to reopen the airway. Sleep Apnea CE is a progressive disease and often gets worse with age. Weight gain, alcohol, and other sedating/relaxing substances exacerbate it. Who Gets Sleep...