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In Central Sleep Apnea a person stops breathing throughout the night, not due to a blocked air passage, but because the brain temporarily stops sending signals to the muscles that control breathing. BiPAP therapy can be used to assist persons with Central Sleep Apnea. The BiPAP machine sends air in an inhale/exhale pattern helping a person to breath.
