Cpap machine

[monica36 15]

Do I have to take along my cpap meshein to the hospital? To have it in the recovery room?

[itstimealready 180]

I was wondering about that too! if the operation takes about 45 minutes to an hour and I'm knocked out I'll be gagging and suffocating without it.

Can they use one during the surgery? Do they have one there or I have to bring mine?

I hardly use it at home since I breath fine sleeping on my tummy but 5 minutes on my back I'm choking so I've been meaning to ask my doc.

[Healthy_life2 8,324]

I was asked to take mine. I used it after surgery recovering in my hospital room. I'm happy to say I no longer have sleep apnea thanks to weight loss.

[ttdish 315]

I had to bring mine. Don't worry about while you are sedated. They will keep your airway clear and keep you breathing. I stayed two nights post op, and I needed it for those nights.

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[dream_small 15]

I was told today in my prep class if you don't bring it to the hospital the hospital will cancel your surgery. So I would bring it ????

[chuck415 89]

My surgeon and sleep specialist both told me to bring mine. If you are not certain bring it anyway.

[newmebithebypass 713]

I've had two surgerys that were both out patient on my ears and they asked me to bring mine just in case there were complications and I had to stay overnight

[monica36 15]

Thanks to all... my husband surgery was today... all went well... but he's in a lot of pain. ..

[dream_small 15]

Thanks to all... my husband surgery was today... all went well... but he's in a lot of pain. ..

glad to hear it went well