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The most common nocturnal (during sleep) symptoms of sleep apnea are severe snoring, breathing pauses, choking and abnormal motor activity (i.e., patients flail extremities). Symptoms while awake are excessive daytime sleepiness due to sleep disruption and cognitive impairment, including poor memory and personality changes.
