Dr. Marie-Pierre St-Onge

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773 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 8 Jun

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Why do you think that is?
Does apnea always include snoring?
Yes.
So are there some people who don't snore who have apnea?
I don't think so.
Like so many people have apnea and don't realize it, not because I'm sneaking into their rooms at night and listening to if they snore, but it is just remarkable how many people I speak to who say, yeah, I found out I had apnea because I saw that I was snoring because they started monitoring their sleep and there's generally a snoring pattern.
Index on these or now there are free apps that can just record you while you sleep.
So I know a lot of people are, I don't mouth tape when I sleep, but I do sometimes use one of these nose strips that kind of pulls the nostrils out a bit that certainly it's reduced the amount of snoring.
So implantables are also... If people think they might have apnea, is it just get a CPAP, pop that thing on?
Is that the best line of entry?
So how does one do that?
Because that's the problem.
How come we can't just go buy a CPAP on Amazon?
Yeah, I just know from having done this podcast a while that if people think, okay, I got to go to my doctor, I got to find out or convince them that I have apnea, then they have to write me a script for a CPAP.
Then I got to buy a CPAP, which I'm guessing is not cheap.
I don't think they're very inexpensive.
The price might have come down.
And I got to sleep with this thing on my face, like looking like Darth Vader.
So I don't sound like Darth Vader.
I just think very few people are going to do it.
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