Guest guest Posted January 7, 2007 Report Share Posted January 7, 2007 Has anyone been diagnosed with sleep disorders due to mold? After telling my doctors for over a year that I am constantly exhausted he decided to send me for a battery of tests, including a sleep study, for chronic fatigue. When I set up my sleep study the center seemed a little too anxious to have me. They told me to bring my insurance card but it didn't matter what insurance I had because they would give me a paper saying I had a zero balance. Last night when I arrived for the sleep study the technician started talking about my return for the therapy - she didn't even know if I had a problem yet. When I woke up she told me that I needed to return in two days for therapy (cpap therapy I think it was called). I asked her what my disorder was and she said that I was snoring a lot. I find that difficult to believe because I frequently share a room/ bed with family memebers and they all say that i don't snore. When I told her that, she said well your EEG shows problems in REM sleep which could cause death. WHat a lovely thing to tell someone at 4 A.M. Is she even qualified to make these statements? I told her I wanted to talk to the doctor before making a therapy appointment and she said that my doctor (mind you my test was on a Sat evening) already said that he wants me to get therapy. So I am wondering if there is anything I can do to figure out if they are just trying to make money off of me or if I really have a problem. Or maybe there is a neurological problem - I already had encephalpothy (sorry about the spelling) from the mold. If I do have a sleep disorder then I will just add it to the list of my mold related illnesses. But I would greatly appreciate hearing about anyone elses experiences with such tests and disorders. Usually I would be able to reason this out on my own but my brain stopped functioning two years ago. If I am this disabled in my late 20's I am scared about getting old - if I live past this mold poisoning. Thank you for all of your help. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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