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(also known as PAP, Positive Airway Pressure, BiPAP)
Positive airway pressure (PAP) is a method of respiratory ventilation used primarily in the treatment of sleep apnea, for which it was first developed. more at Wikipedia

Treatment Success Rate

Top 5 Communities
Condition Members Success
Sleep Apnea
538
87%
Narcolepsy
4
25%
Fibromyalgia
3
67%
Depression
2
100%
Sarcoidosis
3
100%
Overall, 87% (564 Members) find CPAP helpful
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CPAP Reviews

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I sleep with CPAP every night, along with oxygen. Couldn't live without it!
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I use a VPAP after being correctly diagnosed in 2005. The two years prior to that I was told I had obstructive sleep apnea. The VPAP is a god-send
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My machine helps emmensely but can be so annoying!!
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Love my CPAP...Everyone in the house is sleeping again
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Love it!
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I can't imagine NOT using my CPAP.
Working / Worked
I love the security of my mask. I call it my comfort zone.
Working / Worked
New to the cpap, and I feel worse than I ever have in my life. My limbs feel like they weigh a ton, and I'm bloated all the time. I'm miserable.
Working / Worked
Works very well, only the discomfort of wearing the mask is the only problem, but when I'm sleepy enough, I hardly notice it.
Working / Worked
It works, but is awkward, difficult to travel with, and noisy. It usually comes off during the night.
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Discussions

  1. Discussion: Cpap vs Bipap
    My life has changed by leaps and dounds! Well first off I not only have Sleep Apnea but Muliple Sclerosis. So because I wasnt getting quality sleep it... [More]
  2. Discussion: Cpap vs Bipap
    I use a bipap, hit me up with any questions. [More]
  3. Discussion: Cpap vs Bipap
    A c pap uses steady pressure, a bi pap has different pressures for exhalation and inhalation. If your pressure is high and especially if you use a nas... [More]
  4. Discussion: CPAP
    CPAP & BIPAP are not oxygen, they are to assist in opening your airways so that you can get oxygen in and CO2 out. Here is something that explain... [More]

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