This can be and is a major problem with some pilots come medical time.
If diagnosed with it, I've been reading on the AOPA medical forum that
medicals can be denied and re-instated only after going through some
expensive testing. I don't know why a pilot would even mention it to an
AME, but when
Sorry to interrupt this thread, but Mark L. must be SLEEPING, so somebody
has to. Please take it to another forum or discuss off net.
Thanks,
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>> "If your not getting enough air in your nose to begin with
then how does this thing work by BLOCKING even more air that needs to
come
in?"
There's a hole in them. The plug holds the nostril open and the air
comes in and out through the hole. Take a look at the picture on the
eBay (theeze
One question If your not getting enough air in your nose to begin with
then how does this thing work by BLOCKING even more air that needs to come
in? Does this sound right to anyone? I just had a sleep study done 2 weeks
ago and from what my ENT told me this just doesn't sound right.
Dav
For anybody with snoring problems or sleep apnea, there are some soft
neoprene (I think) plugs with holes in them that work really well to keep
the oxygen coming in when sleeping. The eBay seller is "theezebreather".
They're a lot more comfortable than the adhesive nose strips they sell at
the p
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