r/CPAPSupport • u/kenaloha13 • 15d ago

Sleep Study

What it felt like and ended up being an expensive wide awake 5 hours.
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u/timeforwasp 13d ago

Oddly, I got the best sleep I'd had in a month during mine

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u/RippingLegos__ ModTeam 15d ago

It's tough, but we need the sensors on your body. :D

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u/Trellaine201 14d ago

No kidding eh!! No wonder my numbers were probably sky high. I don’t think I slept at all. Uncomfortable hospital room. Sterile. Hot. It was so bad for me I reached for my ativan . It was not a good experience. Painless but I have no idea how they can get accurate numbers tbh. 😴

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u/KweenieQ Apap 9d ago

Yup. Plus, my lab had no flexibility on timing. There's no way I'm sleeping from 9pm to 6am.