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a disruption in brain signals(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
Blocked brain signalscan resultin central sleep apnea
malfunctioning brain signals(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
disruptions in your brain signals(passive) is caused bycentral sleep apnea
misfiring brain signals(passive) caused bycentral apnea - apnea
conditions in the brain(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
lapses in the brain(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
a brain malfunction(passive) is caused byCentral Sleep Apnea
changes in brain functionare causingcentral sleep apnea
changes in the brain signals that regulate breathing(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
an interruption of brain signals that control your breathing(passive) is caused byCentral sleep - apnea
a slight malfunction of the brain(passive) caused bycentral sleep apnea
a brain signalling failure(passive) caused byCentral sleep apnea
brain control center(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
a failure of the brain stem(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
weak signals from the brain(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
A disconnect between your brain and bodycausescentral sleep apnea
imbalances in the brain which are not correctable(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
brain signaling problems(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
Brain stem dysfunctionleadsto central sleep apnea
the brain “ forgetting ... to breathe(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
misfires in communication from the brain(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
an abnormal connection from the brain(passive) caused bya central sleep apnea
abnormal brain function(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
a failure of brain signals to prompt inhalation of air(passive) caused bycentral sleep apnea
a malfunction in brain signals that control breathing muscle(passive) caused byCentral sleep apnea
a malfunction in brain signals that control breathing muscles(passive) caused byCentral sleep apnea
brain signals facilitating breathing that are being sent from your brain(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
due to interruptions in brain signals sent to your breathing muscles(passive) is causedCentral sleep apnea
a delay in the signal from the brain to breathe(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
dysfunction in the part of the brain that controls breathing(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
a dysfunction between brain signals and the muscles used to breathe , ( 15(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
a malfunction in the brain , where it “ forgets ” to breathe(passive) is caused bycentral sleep apnea
a delay in the signal from the brain to breath(passive) is caused byCentral Sleep Apnea
a problem with the respiratory center in the brain(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
a problem in the respiratory centre of the brain(passive) is caused byCentral Sleep Apnea
a miscommunication between the brain and the respiratory system(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
a delay in the breathing signal from the brain(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
a delay in the signal from the brain to breathing(passive) is caused byCentral Sleep Apnea
miscommunication between breathing muscles and the brain(passive) is caused byCentral sleep apnea
your body to decrease or stop breathing during sleep in an off - and - on cyclecausesyour body to decrease or stop breathing during sleep in an off - and - on cycle
from a problem with how the brain signals the breathing musclesresultsfrom a problem with how the brain signals the breathing muscles
your body to stop breathing during sleepcausesyour body to stop breathing during sleep
because the brain fails to signal the muscles to breatheresultsbecause the brain fails to signal the muscles to breathe
you to stop breathing briefly and increases the levels of carbon dioxide in your bodycausesyou to stop breathing briefly and increases the levels of carbon dioxide in your body
a decrease or cessation of breathingcausesa decrease or cessation of breathing
from a disruption in brain signalsoriginatesfrom a disruption in brain signals
from a problem with the brain signaling the breathing musclesresultsfrom a problem with the brain signaling the breathing muscles
people to stop breathing during sleep because of faulty brain controlcausespeople to stop breathing during sleep because of faulty brain control
your body to reduce or stop breathing during sleep in an off - and - on cyclecausesyour body to reduce or stop breathing during sleep in an off - and - on cycle
patients to stop breathing during sleep for 10 seconds or more before restartingcan causepatients to stop breathing during sleep for 10 seconds or more before restarting
Low blood oxygen saturation(passive) caused byLow blood oxygen saturation
to brain damage or even sudden deathcan leadto brain damage or even sudden death
in the brain or central nervous system ... controls breathing and may stop working during sleeporiginatesin the brain or central nervous system ... controls breathing and may stop working during sleep
to a serious health problems like Fatigue and problems of cardiovascularcan leadto a serious health problems like Fatigue and problems of cardiovascular
your breathing to be interrupted while you sleepcausesyour breathing to be interrupted while you sleep
when the brain pauses breathingis causedwhen the brain pauses breathing
in reduced very low frequency in some casescan resultin reduced very low frequency in some cases
Central - by far the rarest of the three types(passive) is causedCentral - by far the rarest of the three types
Considerably milder results than sudden deathcausesConsiderably milder results than sudden death
normal breathingto promptnormal breathing
breathing to be abnormalcausesbreathing to be abnormal
Considerably milder outcomes than unexpected deathtriggersConsiderably milder outcomes than unexpected death
by brain tumor ... because my doctors seem to concern on that pointcould causeby brain tumor ... because my doctors seem to concern on that point
with a dysfunction of breathing signals in the brainoriginateswith a dysfunction of breathing signals in the brain
Persistent snoring(passive) caused byPersistent snoring
to daytime fatigue and an increased risk for high blood pressure , heart attack , heart failure , stroke , obesity , and diabetescan leadto daytime fatigue and an increased risk for high blood pressure , heart attack , heart failure , stroke , obesity , and diabetes
serious riskscan causeserious risks
people to experience insomniacan causepeople to experience insomnia
death during sleep when the sleeping person completely ceases breathingcausesdeath during sleep when the sleeping person completely ceases breathing
brief pauses in breathing during certain sleepmay causebrief pauses in breathing during certain sleep
significant drops in nighttime blood oxygen levels and disrupted sleepcausessignificant drops in nighttime blood oxygen levels and disrupted sleep
when the brain does n't properly control breathingis causedwhen the brain does n't properly control breathing
after polysomnography ( PSG ) is performed for another reasonis discoveredafter polysomnography ( PSG ) is performed for another reason
ranges from drug reaction , congestive heart failure , high - altitude , opioids , and hormonal fluctuations in premenopausal womencausesranges from drug reaction , congestive heart failure , high - altitude , opioids , and hormonal fluctuations in premenopausal women
A lot milder outcomes than unexpected DyingtriggersA lot milder outcomes than unexpected Dying
Significantly milder results than unexpected DyingcausesSignificantly milder results than unexpected Dying
the same feeling of tiredness during the day and cognitive impairment as obstructive sleep apneacreatesthe same feeling of tiredness during the day and cognitive impairment as obstructive sleep apnea
to respiratory insufficiency , seizures , neutropenia , 3-MGA - uria , tonus dysregulation , and dysphagialeadingto respiratory insufficiency , seizures , neutropenia , 3-MGA - uria , tonus dysregulation , and dysphagia
from disorders such as strokes , heart failure , and kidney failure , which can interfere with the brain 's control of breathingmay resultfrom disorders such as strokes , heart failure , and kidney failure , which can interfere with the brain 's control of breathing