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I've been thinking about this since I read someone talking about the correlation between sleep apnea and SUDEP.
SUDEP results from stopping breathing while sleeping right?
And a c-pap for sleep apnea forces air into your lungs until you start breathing again right?
So why isn't a cpap prescribed for people who are at greater risk for SUDEP but don't have a serious case of sleep apnea?
SUDEP results from stopping breathing while sleeping right?
And a c-pap for sleep apnea forces air into your lungs until you start breathing again right?
So why isn't a cpap prescribed for people who are at greater risk for SUDEP but don't have a serious case of sleep apnea?