Sucks when your body throws you for a loop.

[GtoRA2]

Originally posted by FUNKED1
You can sleep on your side or your back with a CPAP.  If you sleep on your stomach it's probably because you're self-compensating for the apnea.  Once you get the CPAP you'll sleep on your back as Jebus intended.

Cool, just do a search for CPAP I guess.


Thanks Funky.

[Makarov9]

A lady I work with has had migrain headaches, sensitivity to light and slight nausia for a while. She did a sleep study and was diagnosed with severe sleep apnea. She has been using a CPAP and it's helping her headaches and nausia. Like Funked said, it may be something to look into.

I hope you find out the cause of your problems Gto.

Oh, and Stanford has one of the top sleep study centers around, so at least it's close by.

[Gunslinger]

I take motrin 800mgs all the time.  In fact the military prescribes motrin for just about everything....so much so that we call it "vitimin M" or "paratrooper candy"

The only time it upsets my stomach is when I forget that I took one and drink beer.  A BIG NO NO!