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Are you experiencing the symptoms of sleep apnea?

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How do I get diagnosed with sleep apnea?

If you suspect that have sleep apnea, it’s important to seek a diagnosis so that you can begin treatment and start enjoying the benefits of a healthier life.

First take the symptoms quiz to determine if you are experiencing the symptoms of sleep apnea. Print out your results for discussion.

Next, find a sleep physician in your area to begin sleep testing, or schedule an appointment with your primary care physician in the unlikely event that there are no specialists in your area.

Finally, review our Doctor Discussion Guide to prepare for your visit, and learn more about what to expect from a sleep test

Talk to your doctor about sleep apnea.

“Finding out I had sleep apnea allowed me to get on with my life.”

Watch how others have gotten diagnosed

Take the symptoms quiz

Take a brief quiz to determine if you are experiencing the symptoms of sleep apnea