How to Use a CPAP Machine for Sleep Apnea

How to Choose and Use a CPAP Machine for Sleep Apnea

If you’ve received a diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)—which causes numerous brief pauses in breathing as you sleep—your doctor has probably recommended continuous positive airway pressure.

With CPAP, the mainstay treatment for the disorder, you typically wear a mask-like apparatus that’s connected to a pump. The pump pushes air into your airway, holding it open while you sleep.

CPAP can significantly cut the number of nighttime breathing pauses you experience—but only if you wear the device. And roughly one-third of CPAP users don’t stick with treatment

Find the Right Device for You

Finding a CPAP mask that is comfortable enough to allow you to slumber is essential. (You’ll also consider factors like the severity of your OSA and the air pressure setting your doctor has recommended keeping your airways open during sleep.)

If you are looking for a CPAP rental, Srivari Healthcare will make it doable at economical costs. we’ve got a large variety of CPAP devices on the market for rental with plans custom-made only for you.

We assure an equivalent level of quality, service, and maintenance for a rented product as a purchased one. As a part of our rigorous quality measures, we tend to don’t rent out any product that has risks for the patient. we’ve got controls that make sure you receive devices that are indistinguishable from new products.