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When was Sleep Apnea first recognized as an actual sickness or disability? |
When was Sleep Apnea first recognized as an actual sickness or disability? I was in the military from '73-'77 and had all the symptoms but I was young and was never concerned with the effects. Once out of the military, symptoms persisted and was eventually told by the VA and civilian doctors tha I had OSA and have been on a CPAP for over 15 years now. Even after a LAUPP and G-BAT(VA) surgery I still have OSA and still have to use the CPAP. I am trying to service connect my OSA. Please help. > When was Sleep Apnea first recognized as an actual sickness or disability? You may find this link of interest, though it not quite your situation... Here is a link that may help....http://www.talkaboutsleep.com/sleep-diso... |
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