ARne Boettcher, specialist in otolaryngology and senior physician at the UKE Otolaryngology Clinic and Clinic in Hamburg, recommends that if you have trouble sleeping or daytime sleepiness, you should first monitor your sleep. behavior using special applications. If there are any signs of respiratory arrest, you should consult a specialist.
The doctor explains how sleep apnea relates to coronary heart disease, strokes and “soft tissue collapse.” Boettcher talks with podcast host Dr. Lucia Schmidt, physician and editor of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung.
You can find more articles from our health department here.
You can find further episodes of the FAZ health podcast here.
Do you have questions or suggestions about the podcast? Then write to us at [email protected].
Source: Frantfurter Allgemeine
I have been working as a news website author for the past year, and have written about a variety of healthcare-related topics. I am currently focusing on coverage of medical technology and innovation, as well as patient advocacy. I am also an avid cyclist and runner, and enjoy spending time outdoors exploring new trails or hitting the pavement for a run.
