Orland Park IL, 15-MARCH-2014 – The Center for Sleep Medicine, Orland Park obstructive sleep apnea center, is pleased to announce that the condition can be alleviated through the identification and techniques available at the sleep medicine center. Local residents who suffer from this condition and their families appreciate the knowledge that help is available. The Center provides the testing tools and knowledge to be able to determine the nature of apnea and whether the symptoms can be relieved.
Orland Park IL, 15-MARCH-2014 – The Center for Sleep Medicine, Orland Park obstructive sleep apnea center, is pleased to announce that the condition can be alleviated through the identification and techniques available at the sleep medicine center. Local residents who suffer from this condition and their families appreciate the knowledge that help is available. The Center provides the testing tools and knowledge to be able to determine the nature of apnea and whether the symptoms can be relieved.
A representative for the Orland Park Obstructive Sleep Apnea center spoke during a recent interview, "Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is the result of a physical narrowing in the airways, causing the throat tissue to vibrate as air is forced past the partially collapsed airway. Often, it is the bedmate or sleeping partner in the home that is first to comment on the snoring or snorting noises made during sleep. The OSA victim doesn't realize that they have temporarily stopped breathing."
He continues, "In our sleep lab, we can check for patterns of interrupted sleep that interfere with the needed rest of an individual. Once the determination is made that OSA is present, steps can be taken to improve the quality of sleep."
A device known as a CPAP machine is often the answer to better quality sleep. The continuous positive airway pressure maintains a gentle positive airflow through the nose and throat of the sleeper. A face mask is used during sleep. Most users report significantly more restful sleep and a reduction in daytime fatigue.
Learn more about obstructive sleep apnea and the options for alleviating it by visiting the web pages at http://www.sleepmedcenter.com today. Members of the press and others who have additional questions about the information in this press release are encouraged to contact the Orland Park, Illinois – AASM Sleep Center at the location described below.
Company Name: The Center for Sleep Medicine
Address: 10640 165th Street, Orland Park, IL 60467
Contact Telephone Number: (708) 364-0261
Contact Fax Number: (708) 364-0269
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.sleepmedcenter.com