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OSA in Women
Barbara Phillips, MS, MSPH, FCCP
CHEST President 2015-2016
Professor, University of Kentucky College of Medicine
Conflict of Interest Disclosures for Speakers
I have the following relationships with entities producing, marketing, re-selling, or distributing health care goods or services consumed by, or used on, patients:
Type of Potential Conflict Details of Potential Conflict
Grant/Research Support
ConsultantMember of the FMCSA Medical Advisory Board 2008-2011, expert witness Clayton and Beveridge
Speakers’ Bureaus
Financial support
OtherLeadership positions, American College of Chest PhysiciansNational Board of Respiratory CareBoard of Registered Polysomnographic Technologists
The material presented in this lecture has no relationship with any of these potential conflicts
• Sleep complaints skyrocket at the time of menopause
• Sleep apnea increases at the time of menopause
• Women with sleep apnea present differently from men and are harder to diagnose.
• Consequences of sleep apnea in women are significant, and treatment of OSA can improve outcomes for women
Overview
Sleep Complaints Increase at the Time of Menopause (Young T, Sleep 2003)
Peri vs. Pre Post vs. Pre
Repeated waking 0.59 1.58
DFA 4.18* 2.77
EMA 1.43 0.80
Dissatisfied2.01* 2.23*
EDS 0.91 1.70*
Adjusted for age and BMI
What Disturbs Sleep in Menopause?
Hot flashes
Depression/anxiety/insomnia
Sleep-disordered breathing
Moline M. Sleep Med Rev 2003
• Sleep complaints skyrocket at the time of menopause
• Sleep apnea increases at the time of menopause
• Women with sleep apnea present differently from men and are harder to diagnose
• Consequences of sleep apnea in women are significant, and treatment of OSA can improve outcomes for women
Overview
Menopause and Sleep Apnea(Young T, AJRRC, 2003, n=589)
Menopausal State, Age and Weight(Young T, AJRRC, 2003, n=589)
• In 5 year follow-up:• The effects of gender and
BMI change with aging.• AFTER THE AGE OF 50,
GENDER BECOMES AN UNIMPORTANT VARIABLE.
• AFTER THE AGE OF 60, BMI BECOMES AN UNIMPORTANT VARIABLE.
(Tishler PV, JAMA 2003, n=286)
Changes in Airway Age - MRI findings
Soft palate gets longer
Pharyngeal fat pads increase in size
Shape of bony structures around pharyngeal airway change
Response of genioglosus muscle to negative pressure stimulation diminishes
Malhotra A, Am J. Med, 2006.
Midsagittal magnetic resonance image illustrating anatomic structures of interest
• Sleep complaints skyrocket at the time of menopause
• Sleep apnea increases at the time of menopause
• Women with sleep apnea present differently from men and are harder to diagnose
• Consequences of sleep apnea in women are significant, and treatment of OSA can improve outcomes for women
Overview
Women with Sleep Apnea Are Different from Men
Women with OSA are more likely to• present with insomnia• be depressed• have thyroid disease• report nightmares, palpitation, and hallucinations• have comorbid Restless Legs Syndrome
They are less likely to have snoring and witnessed apneas
Valipour A. Sleep 2007
Shepertycky and Kryger, Sleep 2005
Insomnia and OSA
Insomnia and sleep-disordered breathing co-exist frequently (22-54%) (Al-Jawder SE Sleep Breath 2012)
OSA typically is associated with sleep maintenance problems.
Risks for insomnia in OSA are older age, female gender, chronic medication use.
Women with Sleep Apnea Are Different from Men
Women with sleep apnea are more likely to• Have mild or subtle sleep-disordered breathing
(“UARS”)• Have more REM-related apneas (O’Connor
AJRCCM 2003)• Be undiagnosed
The Stereotype….
The Reality.
• Sleep complaints skyrocket at the time of menopause
• Sleep apnea increases at the time of menopause
• Women with sleep apnea present differently from men and are harder to diagnose
• Consequences of sleep apnea in women are significant, and treatment of OSA can improve outcomes for women
Overview
Unadjusted Survival Curves for CHF (SHHS, Gottlieb, DJ, Circ, 2010)
Unadjusted Survival Curves for CHD (Gottlieb, DJ, Circ, 2010)
Survival of Women with OSA by Treatment Status, n=1116Campo-Rodriguez Ann Int Med 2012
Can CPAP Help Insomnia in OSA?(Bjorndottir E Sleep 2013, n=705)
Patients with OSA and insomnia were evaluated before and 2 years after starting CPAP.
Middle-of-the-night awakening was the most prevalent kind of insomnia, and improved significantly among PAP users (59% to 30%).
Sleep-onset insomnia was not affected by CPAP
Early morning awakening was more likely to improve in those who were not adherent.
Sleep-onset and early morning insomnia strongly predicted predicted CPAP non-adherence.
Does HRT Protect Against OSA? Shahar E, AJRCCM 2004, n= 2852 women, aged > 50
Conclusions/Implications (Shahar)
Compared with nonusers, HRT users• Were half as likely to have AHI > 15• Had worse sleep• Had more subjective daytime sleepiness
This was not an RCT, and it’s difficult to draw conclusions about HRT and OSA.
The prevalence of sleep apnea in this sample was high!
• Sleep complaints skyrocket at the time of menopause
• Sleep apnea increases at the time of menopause
• Women with sleep apnea present differently from men and are harder to diagnose.
• Consequences of sleep apnea in women are significant, and treatment of OSA can improve outcomes for women
Overview
Resumen
Quejas del sueño se disparan en el momento de la menopausia
Apnea del sueño aumenta en el momento de la menopausia
Mujeres con apnea del sueño presentan de manera diferente a los hombres y son más difíciles de diagnosticar.
Consecuencias de la apnea del sueño en las mujeres son significativas, y el tratamiento de la apnea de sueno en mujers puede mejorar los resultados para las mujeres.
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