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Mild Sleep Apnea

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ArcticWarrior907

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Good morning Forum,

I am sure this has been answered before but now as I am getting closer to Retirement (currently at 19yrs)alot of confusion is coming up.

I recently was diagnosed with mild to moderate sleep apnea after completing a sleep study.  The civilian doctor will discuss treatment with me on my ne,the appointment, which also includes the use of a breathing assistance device. Should I ask him for a CPAP machine and do I also need to see my primary care provider to get the results,findings and treatment put in my medical records? 

I would appreciate any feedback.

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Trey, an SA SC isn't an automatic Award. What's his Service connection Claim, Direct or SA Secondary to a current SC?

"FDC" usually refers to the relatively new (2013?) VA Fully Developed Claim program.

You indicated that he was DX'd with SA (OSA?) about 7 years ago. Was his age 40+, BMI 29+%, have a large tongue and have a 171/2 plus neck?  Check out the SA List of "Usual Suspects" that contribute to OSA. What's his SC Nexus?

Semper Fi

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