Sleep apnea is a disorder in which your breathing slows down, is shallow, or stops intermittently while you sleep. This can cause you to be tired and moody during the day. It may lead to high blood pressure and heart disease if left untreated. Once you have been diagnosed, you may be required to use a machine that provides continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) to you while sleeping. However, sometimes, you may need to wear a CPAP chin strap to ensure the air from the machine is getting into your lungs.
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If you have osteoarthritis, advanced osteoporosis, or serious muscle tears, you may be a prime candidate for aquatic physical therapy. People who suffer from these conditions often find it difficult to exercise with traditional gym equipment because of the stress it puts on their bodies. Exercising in water helps to ease the pain while still providing enough resistance to build significant muscle. Take a look at the three aquatic exercises below to see if an H2O-style workout is right for you.
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