Find out if you could be at risk for sleep apnea

What is sleep apnea?

Sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder characterized by repeated interruptions in breathing throughout the sleep cycle.

These interruptions, called apneas, are caused by the collapse of soft tissue in the airway,
which prevents oxygen from reaching the lungs.

Sleep apnea disrupts the sleep cycle and can dramatically impact energy, mental performance, and long-term health — but there are effective treatments available to counteract these symptoms¹.

Discover how sleep apnea might affect you.
Start our quiz to find out more with 10 simple questions.

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80% of sleep apnea
goes undiagnosed*

What are the risks of untreated sleep apnea?²

Sleep apnea can have serious short and long-term health risks if left untreated including:

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High blood pressure

Heart disease

Heart attack

Stroke

Driving accident

Diabetes

What are the symptoms of sleep apnea?

You should familiarize yourself with sleep apnea and its risks and discuss your symptoms with your primary care doctor. A sleep study, which can be performed at home, could also help with a diagnosis.

Sleep apnea symptoms can include²:

Nighttime

Loud persistent snoring
Restless sleep
Witnessed pauses in breathing
Choking or gasping for air during sleep
Frequent visits to the bathroom

Daytime

Early morning headaches
Excessive daytime fatigue
Poor concentration
Sleepiness during routine activities
Depression or irritability

Think you have sleep apnea?

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Step 1

Take our symptoms quiz

Undiagnosed sleep apnea can have serious consequences, if left untreated. Check to see if you're at risk.

Take our symptoms quiz

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Step 2

Talk to your doctor

If you believe you may be at risk of sleep apnea, you should speak to a doctor about your symptoms.

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Step 3

Sleep test

A sleep apnea diagnosis is confirmed with a sleep test in a sleep lab or in your home, depending on your health history and your insurance.

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Step 4

Diagnosis

Your doctor will discuss your clinical sleep test results with you.

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Step 5

Treatment

Been diagnosed with sleep apnea?
Your doctor will discuss your sleep solution options with you.

Discover how sleep apnea might affect you

Could you be at risk of sleep apnea?
Start our quiz to find out more with 10 simple questions

Take our symptoms quiz

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sleep apnea diagnosis
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