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Risk Factors Obesity Male gender Older age Family history Anatomical abnormalities (e.g., large tonsils, small jaw) Use of sedatives or alcohol Smoking Common Symptoms Loud, chronic snoring Witnessed episodes of apnea (breathing pauses) Gasping or choking during sleep Non-restorative sleep Daytime sleepiness and fatigue Morning headaches Mood changes, irritability, or depression Cognitive impairment and memory issues ICD-10 Codes for Sleep Apnea Primary ICD-10 Sleep Apnea Codes How to Choose the Right Code G47.33 for most cases of OSA, regardless of age
She has received the Distinguished Alumni Award from both UAPB and Florida State University
With regard to marital status, there was no difference between male smokers and non-smokers, while female smokers were more likely to be unmarried than female non-smokers
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