How To Sleep With A Hypopnea Problem?

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Alternative Names

Sleep study; Polysomnogram; Rapid eye movement studies


Normal Values

A normal test result shows usual or normal patterns of brain waves and muscle movements during sleep, without frequent breathing problems.


What abnormal results mean

A sleep study keeps track of:

  • How often you stop breathing completely for at least 10 seconds (called apnea)
  • How often your breathing is partly blocked for 10 seconds (called hypopnea)

Results are most often reported using the Apnea-Hypopnea Index (AHI),...

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