If you have UARS, what finally made a doctor take it seriously?
Disclosure: I'm an independent developer working on Night Story, a sleep/snoring tracking app (paid subscription, details on the App Store page).
I keep seeing that a lot of people with UARS spend years being dismissed because they don't fit the standard sleep apnea criteria. I'm trying to understand that period better: what actually got a doctor to listen, or to order the right test? Was it a specific symptom, a specific way of describing it, bringing in some kind of data, or just finding the right doctor?
One thing I've built into the app is a report meant to summarize nights of data in a way a doctor can actually use — but I have no idea if that's the kind of thing that would have helped in your situation, or if it's solving the wrong problem entirely. Genuinely want to know what the real bottleneck was for you.