Fda approved drugs for sleep apnea

they may have Obstructive Sleep Apnea, where they occasionally stop breathing while they sleep -- not good.
See a sleep doctor for a full work up, or come up with some way to keep on sleeping on their side rather than their back.
2 tennis balls on a very long, thin belt work for me.
OlFrog14x

Except for the sleep apnea part, just about everything you've said has happened in my bedroom. Tell me, have you ever had cats sitting at the foot of your bed during, gazing into the middle distance (it's better than them pouncing on your feet)?

I have been disabled by depression for 12 years. I would like to add the following comments:
1) The Tom Cruises of this world together, with the 'just get over it' people of this world, should have to live with 'drug resistant depression' for 1 year. Well maybe 5 years for Tom. That would change their attitudes and make them forever thankful that they are not depressed.
2)Consider sleep apnea as an underlying cause of depression becoming unmanageable. If you become depressed as a result of too much stress and inability to sleep, have yourself tested for sleep apnea. I was living with undiagnosed and untreated depression and functioning until home and work stress became unmanageable. When sleep apnea made my blood pressure uncontrollable by medication after 10 years of suffering, a specialist determined my problem and I got treatment. I now sleep well and the medications normally control the depression and high blood pressure. But I am still suffering the results of 10 years of prescription drugs and sleep apnea. For me those are: Obesity 150+ excess pounds; Severe Joint Pain in knees, elbows and shoulders whenever the joints are used; Weakened and oversized Heart which results in swollen feet and lower legs; permanently damaged kidneys; a slowed metabolism that severely affects my ability to reduce my weight; and the inability to do any physical activity for more than 15 minutes.
3)Do not be surprised if you have to change doctors or psychologists many times before you find one that works for you. I am on my 9th Dr., including psychiatrists, and 5th psychologist and believe that I have found the right people.
4) Do not rule out unconventional medicine. I laughed off an acquaintance's suggestion that I try acupunture until he said 'what have you got to lose'. I went from being unable to walk a block with a cane to being cane free and walking 10 or more blocks. I also went from a normal mood of 3 out of 10 to 5 out of 10 (neutral) with regular happy periods. I see the acupunturist every week and do as I am told.
5)Talk openly about depression. That is the only way to change peoples attitudes about it.

On p. 4, you have Heidi stating that she determined she was pregnant by using a home pregnancy test. Yet on p. 3, you state that the year was 1973.
The problem is home pregnancy tests were not approved by the FDA until 1976 and did not arrive on the market until 1978.

“It was late December in 1950” . . . Well, we know that birth control pills were first approved for public use y the FDA on June 23, 1960. You’re off by almost 10 years so this surely can’t be autobiographical in nature. Everything goes downhill from there. It was a funny story but not believable by it’s very first sentence. Maybe you need a better editor. Oh well.