Sleep Apnea - Merritt Island, FL

Get a Good Night's Sleep With Sleep Apnea Treatment

Stop snoring and sleep well with our custom sleep apnea treatment.

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Restore Healthy and restful Sleep

If you feel tired or groggy when waking up or you experience fatigue throughout the day, you may not be getting enough quality sleep. Patients with sleep apnea may experience symptoms such as insomnia, headaches upon waking, loud snoring, and drowsiness throughout the day. Sleep apnea treatment and therapy to stop snoring can help you get a good night’s rest and also reduce your risk of other health problems.

Dr. Keo’s advanced training in sleep apnea will ensure you receive the highest level of care and guidance through your treatment process. As a graduate of the prestigious Tufts University in Cranial, Facial Pain and Sleep Dental Medicine, Dr. Keo is an appealing choice for those looking for a high standard of sleep apnea care.

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Do I Have Sleep Apnea?

There are two types of sleep apnea: Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) and Central Sleep Apnea (CSA). Signs and symptoms of sleep apnea include:
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Falling Asleep During Waking Hours

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Loud Snoring That Can Disturb Others

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Snorting or Choking Sounds At Night

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Difficulty Sleeping on a Regular Basis

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Risk Factors for Sleep Apnea

There are several risk factors for sleep apnea, including having a large neck size, being male, and being overweight. If you have a history of difficulty breathing while sleeping or a family history of sleep apnea diagnoses, you may also be at risk. Sinus issues, gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), and any other type of nasal obstruction can increase your risk of sleep apnea.

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Sleep Apnea Treatment

Identifying sleep apnea causes is just one step towards successful treatment. Your treatment plan depends on the severity and type of sleep apnea. We may recommend making some lifestyle changes to improve breathing, such as losing weight, sleeping on one side, and stopping smoking. Some patients may need to be fitted with an oral device that improves breathing. Surgery may be a viable option for patients with severe sleep apnea. We will review different options in more detail and prepare a custom treatment plan during your consultation.

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