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sweetsocks21 | 3 years ago
I used to work out a lot, and very intensely as that was the only thing that made me feel "awake". It wasn't until the lockdowns when I couldn't get to the gym that it got bad enough that I also started my own journey to this diagnosis.
I had started living more in the dream world than the real world and being awake was a daze. I became distant to the world and lost my imagination, memory, and emotion. I was also questioning how I could ever go on with my current job and life.
Thankfully, I also started a sleep apnea treatment (oral appliance, and later CPAP) after many discussions with my doctor. This mostly fixed my condition. The difference is incredible and I don't have the words to describe how it has changed my life.
So I want to say thank you for sharing your story, you're not alone and I hope others see your story and get the help they need.
If you've read this story and suffer any of the symptoms mentioned, I highly recommend doing a sleep study, it's truly life altering.
Wagthesam|3 years ago
lobocinza|3 years ago
I confirm that exercises do help. Anecdotally last week I woke up with an obstructed nostril. I tried to fix it by washing it abundantly with saline solution, did it a dozen times without much success. Later I went to ride on my road bike and in less than 30s both nostrils were perfectly cleared.