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Becky George

How to manage sleep apnea while traveling —experts share what to prep and pack

Someone pulling a suitcase through an airport.

Sleep apnea, a condition characterized by abnormal breathing patterns, reportedly affects 936 million people worldwide. If you have sleep apnea and you're taking a trip soon, it's understandable to feel a little anxious about how you'll manage your symptoms (and CPAP machine) while travelling.

The good news? It's definitely possible to manage your symptoms, get the sleep you need, and enjoy your holiday if you take prep the right way prior to travelling.

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