Cpap machines memphis tn

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I'm from Knoxville TN and I'm due Sept 2 :)

I am trying to locate Dr. Audrey Tuberville in Memphis, TN. She is a wonderful doctor who treated my mother for glaucoma before she died. She helped to save her eyesight. If we had only found her earlier, she would have kept all her eyesight. By the time of her death (99 years and 9 months) she was blind except for being able to see light and a few shadows. I am now having problems with my eyes and would like to get an appointment to see her.

Any moms on here from Memphis TN ?

I am trying to find a doctor in Memphis TN that sells or fits multifocal toric contact lens seems to be hard to find. some Eye doctors dont even know about them.

HI and welcome to the Chiari forum. There is a dr in Nashville that has treated several of the chiarians here on the forum....here is the link to the thread http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Chiari-Malformation/LIST-OF-CHIARI-SPECIALISTS/show/1121460 and here is the listing of drs in TN...please research the drs to find the one best for u- TENNESSEE Dr.

Cpap machines are a scam. Horrible contraptions that ruin health and break relationships. Big money is made selling these monstrous, ugly, humiliating machines. All of the companies want you to think that they are wonderful and your spouse will love it and it's great look. You will have a personal, intimate relationship with this machine that will become more important than your spouse. Your spouse will feel left out, betrayed and alone. Do not fall for the scam. Demand another option.

I'm from Memphis, Tn but now live in Lithia Springs, Ga.. 25-30mins from Atlanta, Ga. I'll look into Children of Atlanta..thank u for your feedback.

Certain CPAP machines have setting the lower the pressure automatically during exhalation. Talk to your sleep doctor or DME vendor and they should be able to help you with these issues.

I know that they are going to put me on a cpap machine. I know I would do okay with the mask that is just the two little prongs that go in your nose. However in the past when I have had surgery I have gone crazy when they have put the mask over my mouth and nose. I have always had very bad allergies and can not stand to have anything touching my nose and mouth. So I was wondering how do they determine what is the best mask for you to have?

If so, are you certain your treatment is effective? Some machines record treatment data that reports how well the treatment is working for your apnea. Also, if you are on CPAP, some masks have straps that are too tight around the lower back of the head and hurt the muscles of the neck that connect the head and shoulders.

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