I'm feeling discouraged
It's much better to have it treated and under control prior to surgery. Just know that whatever pressure they set the machine will have to be adjusted downward after weight loss. I had to have them drop it after my first 25 then again at 50 pounds. I've been on a CPAP for 20 years so I recognized when it wasn't right. I would wake up with extremely dry mouth because the air was making my mouth open at night since the pressure became too high. So, keep an eye out for that as your weight loss progresses and talk to your doctor. Good luck!!
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HW: 295; SW: 272; CW: 159; Surgeon's goal: 167; My goal: 140