Sleep Apnea and GERD

I recently read an article in Neurology Now on sleep apnea. You did a great disservice to doctors and patients by not mentioning gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). My allergist says that the largest percentage of sleep apnea is caused by GERD. I’m taking two Prilosec 45 minutes before bed time and am sleeping much better.

—Ruth Messing
Sequim, WA

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