In the United States today, there is a growing medical condition that is both dangerous and life threatening. It can cost thousands of dollars in income, and create a host of other medical problems if left untreated. And the most disturbing thing is this condition can be extremely hard to diagnose unless you are specifically looking for it. The problem is sleep apnea.
Sleep apnea has only come into the public consciousness fairly recently. Luckily, every year there is more and more money being spent on sleep centers and other research efforts to combat this condition. However advanced the research gets, the problem of discovery lies squarely on the face of the patient.
This can be a very hard condition to have. There is no blood scan, or collection of symptoms that point to sleep apnea and only sleep apnea. The reason this is such a hard thing to pin down is because apnea symptoms are often thought to be normal, everyday ailments that come with normal, everyday life.
