One treatment option for sleep apnea is continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy, which
helps keep the airway open by providing a stream of air through a mask that is worn during sleep.
Your doctor may prescribe a medical device called CPAP that
helps keep your airways open while you sleep.
There is also an oral breathing device that
helps keep the airway open, this is recommended for those with mild sleep apnea.
Bronchodilators
help keep the airways open during an attack.
These masks are worn by sleep apnea patients at night to
help keep airways open and to assist breathing, which provides more restful sleep.
Not exact matches
This machine
helps keep the upper
airway passages
open so you can breathe easier while you sleep.
For more severe cases, a device can
help prevent the lower jaw from falling backwards into the
airway, Dr. Somers says, or a face mask that delivers pressurized air into the nose (called continuous positive
airway pressure, or CPAP) can
keep the
airway open at night.