Obesity and Sleep Apnoea: What Patients Should Know
Obesity and sleep apnoea often occur together, affecting sleep quality, breathing, and daily energy levels. Many patients may not realise that excess weight can place pressure on the airway, leading to repeated breathing interruptions during sleep.
What’s covered in the full blog:
How excess weight contributes to airway blockage
Why poor sleep makes weight control harder
Health risks of untreated sleep apnoea
Treatment options such as lifestyle changes, CPAP therapy, and obesity surgery in Melbourne
Key message: Managing weight can improve sleep apnoea symptoms, support better breathing at night, and reduce long-term health risks. A personalised plan with an obesity specialist helps patients understand their symptoms and choose suitable treatment options.
Read the full blog here: How Obesity and Sleep Apnoea Are Linked: What Patients Should Know
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