The short answer: Mild OSA treatment is a shared decision that considers symptoms, anatomy, other conditions and patient preference.
What matters most
Options can include positive airway pressure, oral appliance therapy, positional approaches and selected other interventions. eXciteOSA has a specific clearance for adults with AHI below 15.
How the options differ
Different treatments have different evidence, side effects and ongoing responsibilities. Convenience matters, but so does objective control of breathing events.
What to check before deciding
Ask what outcome your clinician recommends monitoring and when to repeat testing.
Questions to bring to your appointment
- What does my sleep study show about the type and severity of my breathing problem?
- Which treatment options are appropriate for my medical and dental history?
- How will we measure whether the treatment is working?
- What costs and ongoing supplies should I plan for?
Continue exploring
These related guides can help you compare approaches and understand the next step.
- eXciteOSA Review: What to Know Before You Buy
- How Much Does eXciteOSA Cost?
- Mild Sleep Apnea Explained
Sources and further reading
Our editorial summaries use official device labeling and manufacturer information. Check the linked sources for updates and discuss personal medical questions with a qualified professional.