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sleep Apnoea ----Narcolepsy
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Please will you settle an argument (lol) and tell my hubbie what the difference is in them both?
I say Apnea is disturbed sleep --narcolepsy is when you keep nodding off.
Ta very much x
I say Apnea is disturbed sleep --narcolepsy is when you keep nodding off.
Ta very much x
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.many thanks. I was right then, even though it may have come across that I thought it wasnt a big deal. I know they are serious awfull health problems, and it isnt funny at all. I was laughing at the silly dispute between us. I was right then, and will report back --end of argument! I would hate to have either of these health problems x pusskins
Yes pusskin you are correct but it is a little more involved than "disturbed sleep" as others have pointed out and as you are probably aware.
I suffer from sleep apnoea and the the tests at the sleep clinic said that on average I stop breathing for a total of 11 minutes in every hour.
I found that a little scary to be honest.
I suffer from sleep apnoea and the the tests at the sleep clinic said that on average I stop breathing for a total of 11 minutes in every hour.
I found that a little scary to be honest.
From Chambers on-line
narcolepsy noun a condition marked by sudden episodes of irresistible sleepiness.
ETYMOLOGY: 19c: French narcolepsie.
apnoea or (US) apnea noun, pathol a temporary cessation of breathing, which occurs in some adults during sleep, and in some newborn babies.
ETYMOLOGY: 18c: from Greek apnoia breathlessness.
narcolepsy noun a condition marked by sudden episodes of irresistible sleepiness.
ETYMOLOGY: 19c: French narcolepsie.
apnoea or (US) apnea noun, pathol a temporary cessation of breathing, which occurs in some adults during sleep, and in some newborn babies.
ETYMOLOGY: 18c: from Greek apnoia breathlessness.
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