Sleep apnea worsens with increased body weight due to a reduced upper airway and fatty deposits on the muscles controlling the airway. Inversely, losing weight can help reduce the severity of sleep apnea. A weight loss is plan is frequently recommended in conjunction with treatment, and on a positive note, treating sleep apnea can assist with weight loss through increased energy levels and improved metabolism.
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