We've been great with maintaining Ellie's CPT sessions to three times daily x 20 mins (approx times 9a, 4p, 12 - 2 am). She can easily sleep for 12+ hours and we're considering letting her sleep through the night without CPT and moving the three sessions to her actual awake hours (i.e., 9a, 3p, 9p). Because I still consider myself a "newbie", I would like to know if it's a poor decision to allow a 12-hour gap between CPT sessions. Will the extra few hours gained truly have ill effect as long as we're sticking to 3 sessions daily? Thanks.
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Time between CPT sessions
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We've been great with maintaining Ellie's CPT sessions to three times daily x 20 mins (approx times 9a, 4p, 12 - 2 am). She can easily sleep for 12+ hours and we're considering letting her sleep through the night without CPT and moving the three sessions to her actual awake hours (i.e., 9a, 3p, 9p). Because I still consider myself a "newbie", I would like to know if it's a poor decision to allow a 12-hour gap between CPT sessions. Will the extra few hours gained truly have ill effect as long as we're sticking to 3 sessions daily? Thanks.
We've been great with maintaining Ellie's CPT sessions to three times daily x 20 mins (approx times 9a, 4p, 12 - 2 am). She can easily sleep for 12+ hours and we're considering letting her sleep through the night without CPT and moving the three sessions to her actual awake hours (i.e., 9a, 3p, 9p). Because I still consider myself a "newbie", I would like to know if it's a poor decision to allow a 12-hour gap between CPT sessions. Will the extra few hours gained truly have ill effect as long as we're sticking to 3 sessions daily? Thanks.
We've been great with maintaining Ellie's CPT sessions to three times daily x 20 mins (approx times 9a, 4p, 12 - 2 am). She can easily sleep for 12+ hours and we're considering letting her sleep through the night without CPT and moving the three sessions to her actual awake hours (i.e., 9a, 3p, 9p). Because I still consider myself a "newbie", I would like to know if it's a poor decision to allow a 12-hour gap between CPT sessions. Will the extra few hours gained truly have ill effect as long as we're sticking to 3 sessions daily? Thanks.
We've been great with maintaining Ellie's CPT sessions to three times daily x 20 mins (approx times 9a, 4p, 12 - 2 am). She can easily sleep for 12+ hours and we're considering letting her sleep through the night without CPT and moving the three sessions to her actual awake hours (i.e., 9a, 3p, 9p). Because I still consider myself a "newbie", I would like to know if it's a poor decision to allow a 12-hour gap between CPT sessions. Will the extra few hours gained truly have ill effect as long as we're sticking to 3 sessions daily? Thanks.
rubyroselee
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Hmm...I have never head of someone getting CPT in the middle of the night like that. Usually it's just done during waking hours. Is that something the doctor recommended be done?
rubyroselee
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Hmm...I have never head of someone getting CPT in the middle of the night like that. Usually it's just done during waking hours. Is that something the doctor recommended be done?
rubyroselee
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Hmm...I have never head of someone getting CPT in the middle of the night like that. Usually it's just done during waking hours. Is that something the doctor recommended be done?
rubyroselee
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Hmm...I have never head of someone getting CPT in the middle of the night like that. Usually it's just done during waking hours. Is that something the doctor recommended be done?
rubyroselee
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Hmm...I have never head of someone getting CPT in the middle of the night like that. Usually it's just done during waking hours. Is that something the doctor recommended be done?
I also agree that I never heard of CPT in the middle of the night. Nebs themselves yes when the need arises, but even then not on a regular basis.
IMHO sleep is just as important as the treatments so as long as you are doing them regularly & consistantly....I would let your child sleep during the night & do the treatments during the hours that she is awake.
IMHO sleep is just as important as the treatments so as long as you are doing them regularly & consistantly....I would let your child sleep during the night & do the treatments during the hours that she is awake.
I also agree that I never heard of CPT in the middle of the night. Nebs themselves yes when the need arises, but even then not on a regular basis.
IMHO sleep is just as important as the treatments so as long as you are doing them regularly & consistantly....I would let your child sleep during the night & do the treatments during the hours that she is awake.
IMHO sleep is just as important as the treatments so as long as you are doing them regularly & consistantly....I would let your child sleep during the night & do the treatments during the hours that she is awake.
I also agree that I never heard of CPT in the middle of the night. Nebs themselves yes when the need arises, but even then not on a regular basis.
IMHO sleep is just as important as the treatments so as long as you are doing them regularly & consistantly....I would let your child sleep during the night & do the treatments during the hours that she is awake.
IMHO sleep is just as important as the treatments so as long as you are doing them regularly & consistantly....I would let your child sleep during the night & do the treatments during the hours that she is awake.
I also agree that I never heard of CPT in the middle of the night. Nebs themselves yes when the need arises, but even then not on a regular basis.
IMHO sleep is just as important as the treatments so as long as you are doing them regularly & consistantly....I would let your child sleep during the night & do the treatments during the hours that she is awake.
IMHO sleep is just as important as the treatments so as long as you are doing them regularly & consistantly....I would let your child sleep during the night & do the treatments during the hours that she is awake.
I also agree that I never heard of CPT in the middle of the night. Nebs themselves yes when the need arises, but even then not on a regular basis.
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<br />IMHO sleep is just as important as the treatments so as long as you are doing them regularly & consistantly....I would let your child sleep during the night & do the treatments during the hours that she is awake.
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<br />IMHO sleep is just as important as the treatments so as long as you are doing them regularly & consistantly....I would let your child sleep during the night & do the treatments during the hours that she is awake.
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