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My family member may have REM or Sleep Apnea but
she is unable to take the overnight sleep observation exam and at home sleep apnea test.
She has dementia and cognitive impairment.
What are some tips or products I can buy to help reduce REM symptoms? Example, I read that some patients could wear oven mitts to sleep to give them barriers.
Thanks.
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jamie39925 KarenHill
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I have suffered from Sleep Apnea for years.
I have tried everything to fix the problem but nothing has worked.
For the last years I have been trying to use a CPAP machine on and off but it is very difficult to sleep with.
It's noisy and very uncomfortable. I had no idea there was a natural way to help me.
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