Patients with asthma, should be assessed for obstructive sleep Apnea

The evidence supports the hypothesis that sleep disorders in patients with well controlled asthma may be caused by an increase in the obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).

According to Dr. Braido, it is likely that asthma is complicated by the treatment with the AXIS OF THE, or vice versa. "Runny nose is deteriorating asthma, nasal inflammation factor and overloading the risk factor for Snoring. We know that Snoring is strongly related to the sleep apnea. "

Furthermore, Dr. Braido pointed out, "obesity is predispozice for AXIS the development of. The crucial question is how many of these patients suffered from sleep apnea. Anticholinergic treatment may be useful for patients with asthma and sleep apnea. "Diagnosis of OSA might be able to monitor the level of oral nitric oxide (NO), advised Dr. Braido. [Read Complee post ....]

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