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a recent study has found that a decades-old epilepsy drug sulthiame may help reduce the symptoms of sleep apnoea this research highlights the potential of sulthiame beyond its usual application in treating epilepsy
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sleep apnoea is a serious condition where breathing stops and starts repeatedly during sleep this disrupts sleep and can lead to various health issues affecting approximately 936 million people globally
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the study involved nearly 300 participants from various european countries who have obstructive sleep apnoea and were not using cpap machines they were given either sulthiame or a placebo for comparison
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participants taking sulthiame exhibited significantly fewer breathing pauses and higher blood oxygen levels at night the highest dose showed a 399 reduction in breathing pauses compared to just 178 in the lowest dose slide
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the results suggest that sulthiame could be an effective alternative treatment for those unable to use existing mechanical options like cpap machines this could pave the way for more accessible sleep apnoea treatments
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experts emphasize the need for larger studies to confirm these findings and understand the long-term effects of sulthiame on sleep apnoea symptoms they advise that continued research is vital for personalized treatment options