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I’ve been using CPAP for 2 weeks and I’m finding it very difficult still. Exactly how long is it going to take before I feel better?
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How long will it take before I benefit from CPAP?
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CPAP is designed to prevent snoring and pauses in your breathing, and to make you feel refreshed during the daytime. Some people use CPAP for one night and feel completely rested the following day!
Usually, it takes time to get used to the feeling of rushing air and the mask against your face. You may have to persevere when you first start using CPAP. After one month you will begin to feel the benefits, such as less daytime sleepiness and increased energy.