Fatigue, sleepiness, unrefreshing nights, waking up at night, snoring ... perhaps you
                                suffer from sleep apnea syndrome? Sleep apnoea is a sleep disorder that significantly
                                increases cardiovascular risk, promotes high blood pressure and rhythm disorders. It is
                                often (but not always) associated with obesity. 
It can be diagnosed using nocturnal
                                ventilatory polygraphy. This test collects respiratory data during sleep. The device has
                                several sensors: a nasal sensor to record respiratory flow, two thoraco-abdominal
                                sensors to detect respiratory movements, and a finger saturometer to measure oxygen
                                saturation. A medical assistant will set up the device and help you fit it. You will
                                then take the device home with you, trying not to change your sleeping habits. Your
                                results will be sent to you by e-mail, followed if necessary by a consultation if
                                further treatment is required.
                            
If you've had recent analyses, don't forget to bring them with you. You can also prepare for the appointment by recording your food intake over 24 hours (optional).