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In review of the liturature, gasping for air or chocking appear to be a foundational
symptom of SA, I have most of the others, yet my spouse does not recall that I have
exhibited any gasping or chocking (following some period of breathing cessation).
Is a diagnosis still probable?
Thu Nov 10, 2005 12:05 am
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Bl in NYC wrote:
In review of the liturature, gasping for air or chocking appear to be a foundational
symptom of SA, I have most of the others, yet my spouse does not recall that I have
exhibited any gasping or chocking (following some period of breathing cessation).
Is a diagnosis still probable?


Hi,

In short YES.

There are numerous symptoms with Sleep Apnoea. Some people have a lot of them, some have a few. No two people are the same.

Daniel


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