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Is it possible to run miles everyday and have sleep apnea?

Sleep Health | Last Active: Jul 21 11:47am | Replies (14)
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@drwass2

Totally different situation when sleeping.
1) physical position of lying down, gravity effects on lungs.
2) possible Obstructive Sleep (most common) Also effected by lying down.
3) more rare Central Sleep Apnea.

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robertwills | @robertwills | Jul 8 12:43pm

Not sure what you mean. So if someone can run 5 miles under an hour everyday than they still can have sleep apnea?

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