Originally Posted by
rickair7777
Or just roll with sleep apnea and accept that there will be FAA hoops.
First off, ask your AME.
Sleep apnea will require you to use a CPAP/Auto/Bi/PAP machine the vast majority of the time while sleeping. You'll have to get the data in your machine read once a year by your pulmonoligist and he'll just have to sign a form saying you are compliant. Really no big deal once you get used to sleeping with it (and hauling it around with you).