How Do You Know If You Have Central Sleep Apnea?
The most conclusive way to receive a diagnosis of central sleep apnea is to undergo an overnight sleep study called a polysomnography. During this study, our sleep professionals will monitor your brain activity, movements, and other aspects of your sleep in order to determine whether you have CSA or another sleep disorder (Such as Obstructive Sleep Apnea).
You may also undergo other tests and imaging in order to see if there are any underlying causes driving your CSA. Once you receive a diagnosis of CSA, you can begin to work with a sleep professional on identifying and implementing a treatment that will bring you relief from your condition, your restless nights, and your related symptoms.