Thanks for the reply
I had a terrible night's sleep during the WatchPAT survey, so I don't feel it was properly representative. I'm going to get a new one scheduled in over the coming weeks.
Here's the output of the WatchPAT survey:
And some comments from the report:
"In conclusion, this study was performed in a sleepy and symptomatic patient. However, the
results reveal that the AHI is within the normal limits (AHI< 5) and do not support the diagnosis
of obstructive sleep apnoea and hypopnea syndrome (OSAHS). Note the results of this study
showed a significantly raised Respiratory Disturbance Index (RDI), suggesting the possibility of
Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome (UARS). Therefore, the patient may want to seek further
advice about this from a specialist sleep centre. Also, note the AHI in the supine position was
raised, while remaining normal in the other postures, which suggests a positional component
to the respiratory events. However, because the possible UARS events were observed in all the
sleeping positions, positional therapy may not be effective."
For what it's worth, I'm feeling so much better today after last night's sleep! I'll post tomorrow's results when they arrive. :-)