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Philips NightBalance - Introduction

Philips NightBalance
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Read all instructions for use before using NightBalance. Contact your physician if you
have any questions as to whether NightBalance is right for you. You may also contact
customer service if you have any questions about NightBalance, see page 43.
Introduction
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a potentially serious sleep disorder. It causes breathing
to repeatedly stop and start during sleep. OSA occurs when the throat muscles relax and
block the airway during sleep. When sleep apnea occurs mainly when people sleep on
their back (supine position), it is called positional obstructive sleep apnea.
The Sensor Device is worn in a Chest Strap on your body. It monitors you while you are
asleep and gently vibrates to remind you to not sleep on your back, while preserving
your natural sleep. Several clinical studies have demonstrated its ecacy and positive
impact on the quality of life.
Sleep well!
Introduction

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