Do I have sleep apnea?

Episode 107

Have you been told that you snore loudly?  Have you been told that you stop breathing while you are asleep? Do you feel very tired during the day even though you may have slept the entire night? Well, you just may have obstructive sleep apnea and Dr Douglas Krohn of Konk Sleep says he can help you get diagnosed and treated quickly and easily, all online!

Doug Krohn, MD is the founder of Konk Sleep. He developed this company to fix the gaps that he faced as he was trying to get diagnosed and treated for his own obstructive sleep apnea. Listen in as Dr Krohn talks about his journey and about Konk Sleep and how it can help patients get diagnosed and treated for OSA in a timely manner.

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Episode 107

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