Thank you. As a junior ent, ur videos r like having an experienced ent senior who is always available to guide. Thank you.

thank you for another awsome video to help us understand alot more.

Many thanks for opening our eyes to the possibilities

Thank you as always, really interesting to hear in detail, especially as you have done some tongue surgery on me.

Truth is all this surgery is fine for a period of time and the issues return and back to sleep apnea the gift that keeps giving ☠️

Dr what about epiglottis surgery ? It also causes obstruction , and sleep issues ,

Hi Dr. Vik veer I got the radiofrequency ablation on my tongue one course as the doctor said the tongue is not too bog ,plus I got my turbines reduced with this aswell. I feel alot better now the last few months but I still need to fix my nose as I have a devine spetum, which you noticed when we meet last year . Hopefully when I get this fixed I be able to breath through my nose

is its possible to get in touch with you even if im not from the uk ????? i need help with my deviated septum sir

9:31 When does Inspire stimulate the hypoglossal nerve? Is it only when the airway is blocked, or every single time you try to take a breath overnight?

Dr Veers on sleep apnea

Just wanted to say first dr Veer!!!

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

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as per usual!

@iestynjones5796

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Another brilliant video Dr Veer, particularly pertinent to me. I live in Wales so sadly don’t qualify for your drug induced sleep endoscopy on the NHS but I did get an ENT surgeon stick a camera up my nose to see if there were any obvious physical causes for my sleep apnea. The only thing he could find was a bulky tongue (I think the medical term is ‘’big fat tongue syndrome”). And indeed my apnea feels like it’s from my tongue blocking things. I’m not overweight (but perhaps I could lose a stone) but does dieting reduce tongue size? I’m prepared to go skeletal if it would help. If not my only option is one of the procedures you described.

@robertp.wainman4094

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Just bought the Knightsbridge chin strap and was excited to try it, setting a snoring app before sleep......only to find my snoring was worse with it than that on other recent recordings - such a disappointment, as it was secured quite tightly.

@ChewysPodHlt

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showing this to my doctor!

Can I use CPAP and MAD together with mild sleep apnea

@catallergiccat

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I tried for a couple of nights. MAD locked my jaw so I could use a full face mask without much leaks. I failed to use nasal mask in conjunction with the MAD, because it was impossible to close my mouth with such a big piece in it. I gave up MAD as it was too painful, and didn’t seem to help much.

Doctor, I’m 23M medical student from Nepal with AHI= 6.3, ODI(3%)= 11.5 and BMI= 21, but my symptoms are quite severe with fatigue, brainfog, hairloss,etc. This started after i had bad sleep routine for about 6 months in 2021. ENT doctor at my hospital didn’t recommend me any treatment beside tongue exercises. And it doesn’t seem to improve my sleep. Which treatment modality would be better for me. Is going for CPAP good for my age? Thank you doctor!

@maxaffe3195

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cpap is only symptomatic

@RyanWilliams222

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How big are your tonsils? Dr. Veer has mentioned previously that if your tonsils are so large that they’re blocking your airway (grade 3 or grade 4), it probably makes sense to have your tonsils removed. Then you can try PAP therapy if necessary.

I cuddle a posable neck pillow (the ones they sell for airplane sleeping) while pressing it up under my chin to hold my mouth shut. It's hot for summer so I'm going to get a pool noodle and design something that way. But I do have obstructive sleep apnea and a cpap machine which is working wonders.

Have been on CPAP for a year and realised I was inveterate mouth breather. Learning the importance of mouth closed, now am aware and work on this all the time, including during the day. However, even with a soft cervical collar my mouth still opens. To use nasal mask must tape mouth. Some of us out here just cannot train out this life long habit - I know because I have and continue to try, but no success

Can i do practice in your hospital? I’m ent resident in Saint-Petesburg.

FIRST!!!

Stop snoring permanently vs killing us both 🤔