Are you struggling daily due to sleep?

Are you struggling
daily due to sleep?

You could potentially have sleep apnea. Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder characterised by recurrent interruptions in breathing during sleep, leading to fragmented and disrupted sleep patterns.

Do you experience these symptoms?

Do you experience these symptoms?

Do you experience
these symptoms?

Excessive daytime sleepiness, loud snoring, waking up gasping or witnessed apnea's, morning headaches, insomnia, and mental health decline (anger, anxiety, depression, difficulty with short-term memory or concentration) .

Excessive daytime sleepiness, loud snoring, waking up gasping or witnessed apnea's, morning headaches, insomnia, and mental health decline (anger, anxiety, depression, difficulty with short-term memory or concentration) .

Does this mean you have sleep apnea?

Does this mean you
have sleep apnea?

There is no way to definitively say, even with specified symptoms, without a sleep test. There are, however, tools which can be used for screening sleep apnoea, one of these being the Stop-bang questionnaire.

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What happens you leave it untreated?

What happens you leave it untreated?

What happens you
leave it untreated?

Without treatment, prolonged symptoms can lead to severe health conditions. Some of these include: hypertension, stroke, cardiovascular disease such as myocardial infarction, arrhythmias and coronary artery disease, diabetes, glucose Intolerance, and obesity.

Without treatment, prolonged symptoms can lead to severe health conditions. Some of these include: hypertension, stroke, cardiovascular disease such as myocardial infarction, arrhythmias and coronary artery disease, diabetes, glucose Intolerance, and obesity.

What should you do next?

What should you do next?

What should you do
next?

If you are at high or medium risk of sleep apnea, you must do a sleep test. This involves being connected to a diagnostic device for one night of sleep testing. There are various ways of going about this, but read more below to find out what we offer.

If you are at high or medium risk of sleep apnea, you must do a sleep test. This involves being connected to a diagnostic device for one night of sleep testing. There are various ways of going about this, but read more below to find out what we offer.

Long-term treatment

Long-term
treatment

There are four different treatment modalities of sleep apnea, surgical treatment, behavioral therapy, oral devices, and positive airway pressure therapy. Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) is the most popular for all patients with sleep apnea. To learn more about the long-term treatment of sleep apnea, please click on the link below.

There are four different treatment modalities of sleep apnea, surgical treatment, behavioral therapy, oral devices, and positive airway pressure therapy. Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) is the most popular for all patients with sleep apnea. To learn more about the long-term treatment of sleep apnea, please click on the link below.

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The Problem

Sleep apnea affects approximately 936 million adults globally, and in South Africa its prevalence is estimated at 22.8% of the adult population. Diagnosing sleep apnoea is currently a costly and disruptive process for both the health system and the affected person, leading to a low rate of diagnosis and treatment.

Our Solution

Inspyre, offers the advantage of enabling patients to undergo diagnosis comfortably within their own homes. What sets the innovation apart is the seamless integration of diagnostic sensors into the treatment apparatus, such that a single device is used for both purposes.

Our Solution

Inspyre, offers the advantage of enabling patients to undergo diagnosis comfortably within their own homes. What sets the innovation apart is the seamless integration of diagnostic sensors into the treatment apparatus, such that a single device is used for both purposes.

Our Solution

Inspyre, offers the advantage of enabling patients to undergo diagnosis comfortably within their own homes. What sets the innovation apart is the seamless integration of diagnostic sensors into the treatment apparatus, such that a single device is used for both purposes.