Whether sleep apnoea is treatable. My ecg shown, t wave inversion. So doctor suggested a sleep test. Result was 18. Bld sugar fasting 110. Rest all were normal. My weight is 75, height 159 cm
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Firstly it is treatable, secondly you might have to consult with pulmonologist or ENT surgeon for the same the will guide you and suggestpolysomnography if needed, apart from this if you have any doubts just contact us.
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You need to do the following
1. Have overnight oximetry test
2. Have arterial blood gas test at 7am
3. Have Cardiac Holter test
4. Echocardiogram
5. See Lung specialist for CPAP assessment
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Yes, sleep apnea is curable. Please share details of your symptom, if there is any associated diabetes, high blood pressure, high lipids, etc., problem. Then I can help you further.
Yes, sleep apnoea is treatable. A sleep study result of 18 (AHI) indicates moderate obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA). OSA can contribute to ECG changes (including T-wave inversion), fatigue, blood pressure issues, and metabolic problems. With proper treatment, symptoms and cardiac risk can significantly improve. Your fasting sugar of 110 mg/dL suggests prediabetes, which can also improve with treatment and lifestyle changes.
Next Steps
1. Consult a sleep medicine specialist/pulmonologist.
2. Start CPAP therapy (gold standard for moderate OSA) or consider oral mandibular advancement device if CPAP is not tolerated.
3. Weight reduction (even 5–10% helps).
4. Review ECG with a cardiologist after OSA treatment.
5. Monitor fasting sugar/HbA1c and adopt diet & exercise measures.
Health Tips
• Avoid alcohol and sedatives at night.
• Sleep on your side; maintain good sleep hygiene.
• Untreated OSA increases risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and hypertension—do not delay treatment.
• Regular follow-up is important to assess response to therapy.
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