CPAP machines are an important treatment option for obstructive sleep apnea. You may be surprised, however, to learn that the majority of sleep apnea patients fail to use their CPAP machine nightly. While CPAP therapy can be uncomfortable at first, regular use (CPAP compliance) is absolutely critical for effectively treating and mitigating the adverse health effects of the disorder. If you already have your CPAP machine, we hope this information will help you stay committed to wearing it. If you are considering getting a CPAP machine, hopefully learning the benefits will help you take that first step.
You may notice immediate improvements after starting CPAP treatment, such as better sleep quality, reduction or elimination of snoring, and less daytime sleepiness. Equally important are the long-term benefits of CPAP, which include: Helping to prevent or control high blood pressure. Lowering your risk for stroke.
What are the benefits of CPAP?
Addressing sleep apnea with a CPAP machine could potentially save you from conditions that are more serious in the future and improve your overall quality of life with better sleep.