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Apr 06, 2013, 06:39 PM
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Member Since: Mar 2013
Location: USA
Posts: 1,486
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Originally Posted by Moose72
I'm overweight so that's part of it. Though my son is skinny and he has it, too. You won't have to go off seroquel with a cpap.
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I'm just afraid I'd be put in a position of making a choice, in the sense that if it is determined (somehow, don't know if it's possible) that the cause of the apneas is the Seroquel, the apneas may go away with reducing more or stopping the Seroquel in which case I wouldn't need to use a CPAP machine. Of course this would depend on how averse I am to using the machine. I work in healthcare and have seen patients on it --it looks sooo uncomfortable, at least as something to have to be worn/used every night. Do you find it very uncomfortable? If so, have you found ways to adjust it so it's more comfortable?
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