Sleep apnea is a common condition, with more than 200,000 cases every year. Sleep apnea is a chronic condition where your air pathways become blocked during sleep due to various causes. The most common prescription to alleviate sleep apnea is a form of PAP machine to push air through the blockage while you rest. That […]
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If you’ve felt an elbow jab you in the middle of the night, the chances are that you’re a snorer. While snoring can be material for jokes, it can be problematic when snoring gets worse. It’s frustrating when you’ve tried everything to get to the bottom of your snoring problem, but it keeps getting worse.
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Sleep apnea, classified as a sleeping disorder, can cause you to stop breathing hundreds of times throughout the night. The poor quality of sleep caused by sleep apnea can have far-reaching impacts on your health. If you suffer from sleep apnea, you may be a candidate for sleep apnea treatment. Sleep apnea treatment can help
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Sleep apnea affects as many as 22 million Americans. It is concerning not only because it is so prevalent but also because it masquerades as chronic snoring. Many more people may have sleep apnea than are diagnosed because people aren’t even aware that they need medical care for their snoring problem. Here, we point out
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Snoring and feeling tired often go together. Because of this, many people who snore nightly believe that they are chronically tired because of their snoring. This may only be part of the picture. Snoring and excessive sleepiness are two of the primary symptoms of sleep apnea, a common sleep disorder. Here, we discuss what sleep
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Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a troubling condition that affects millions of people. A step up from snoring, OSA is characterized by pauses in respiration. A person with this condition may snore very loudly for a time, then go silent. The pause in breathing can last several seconds and may occur up to dozens of
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Snoring is one of the most common sleep habits we hear about today. On television and in movies, the habit is often portrayed as comical or annoying. We can see this attitude about snoring translated into real-life situations. To perceive snoring as nothing more than a funny or frustrating situation could be a mistake. Snoring
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Think you don’t snore? You’d probably be wrong. Most of us snore now and then. Studies suggest that nearly half of the population snores on occasion. However, most people aren’t bothered by their slight noise. It’s only about 25% of people who snore regularly and, shall we say, intensely. Loud snoring on a nightly basis
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Sleep apnea is a relatively common problem that is often described as a sleep disorder. In actuality, sleep apnea is closely tied to the ear, nose, and throat. If you’ve read or heard anything about sleep apnea, you may relate this condition to loud snoring. There’s much more to it than that. Sleep apnea can
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Sleep apnea is a serious condition that can severely compromise long-term health and wellness. For this reason, reliable treatment is critical. While there may be lifestyle modifications that can alleviate the symptoms of sleep apnea, such as losing weight and sleeping with the head slightly elevated, medical treatment may be an immediate necessity. CPAP has
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