Percy Harvin uses CPAP machine | 
Percy Harvin collapsed during a team practice last month. He was brought to a hospital after Thursday’s game, where medical practitioners said that his heart stopped beating for 10 seconds.
A sleep test revealed that Harvin’s heart stopped beating eight times at which point he was diagnosed with sleep apnea.
Doctors believe that the sleep disorder is the primary cause of his migraines.
Harvin now sleeps with a CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) device, which regulates his breathing during sleep.
His doctors believe that his condition is now under control.
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