gibbus_long Posted April 10, 2008 Share Posted April 10, 2008 (edited) sleep apnea ata pag malakas ka mag hilik. if you are diagnosed w/ sleep apnea alam ko mahal yung device sobra para matreat yun sleep apnea= may panandalian pagtigil huminga pag tulog. naapektuhan puso at iba pa. ung machine mga 20k ata pero di naman lahat ng may sleep apnea mapag gamitan nito. ung iba pwede surgery. ung pillar insertion( metal implants sa soft palate) is done usually in the clinic lang. availabe in most hospitals na may ENT doctor and it mostly treats the snoring. just my two cents. :flowers: Edited April 10, 2008 by gibbus_long Quote Link to comment
cherieYIN888 Posted April 20, 2008 Share Posted April 20, 2008 di ako makarelate sa terms. if malakas mag snore is that a sign na high blood ka? sometimes i get to hear my first snore when i go to sleep. weird... Just about everyone snores occasionally. Even a baby or a beloved pet may snore! But if your snoring is so loud that your bed partner can't sleep, you may end up banished from the bedroom. Snoring is caused by a narrowing of your airway, either from poor sleep posture or abnormalities of the soft tissues in your throat. A narrow airway gets in the way of smooth breathing and creates the "snore" sound. By learning the causes and cures for snoring, you can improve your health, your relationships, and, of course, your sleep. If the airways in your nose and throat are narrowed during sleep, the air you inhale and exhale has to push its way through a smaller passage. This can create a “snoring” noise, mostly due to vibrations of loose tissue in the back of your throat. Snorers often have too much throat and nasal tissue, or “floppy” tissue that is more prone to vibrate. The position of the tongue can also get in the way of smooth breathing, as can being overweight – extra fat tissue in the neck and throat can obstruct airways. Snoring can be mild, meaning that the snoring stops when the snorer wakes up and turns over, or severe, when the snorer suffers from continual snoring, regardless of sleep position. Causes and risk factors of snoring vary. Some are in our control, and some are not. Causes and Risk Factors of Snoring: Causes out of our control Causes within our control :Heredity - You can inherit a narrow throat, or any of the physical deformities mentioned above, which can cause snoring. Being middle-aged or beyond - As you age, your throat becomes narrower, and the muscle tone in your throat decreases. Being male - Men have narrower air passages than do women and are more likely to snore. Allergies, asthma, a cold, or sinus infections - Such breathing problems cause blockage in your nasal airways and make inhalation difficult. This in turn creates a vacuum in your throat, and noisy breathing Causes within our control: Being overweight or out of shape - Excess weight and fatty tissue in the neck cause your throat to become smaller. Poor muscle tone and lax muscles also contribute to snoring. A history of smoking – Smoking (or exposure to second-hand smoke) relaxes muscles and also creates nasal and lung congestion. Alcohol or medications - Alcohol and certain medications increase relaxation of throat and tongue muscles, which makes snoring more likely. Sleeping posture - Sleeping flat on your back allows the flesh of your throat to relax and block the airway. Tip: The way you snore can help you diagnose why you snore! If you snore…With your mouth closed: a problem with the tongue is probably the culpritWith your mouth open: your snoring is likely related to the tissues in your throat. Snoring is a problem.... If you stop breathing during sleep and have to wake up to catch your breath If you are disturbing your sleep partner If you are losing sleep because of your snoring In addition to problems stemming from sleep deprivation, snoring can cause more serious health problems, and have a negative impact on relationships. Quote Link to comment
Guest Romeo Posted May 8, 2008 Share Posted May 8, 2008 I snore too,but I don't seem to feel fatigue or sleeplessness when i wake up......Hmmm...I hope this is not bad... Quote Link to comment
4ten Posted August 22, 2008 Share Posted August 22, 2008 GRABE DIN AKO MAG SNORE. PATI SA OFFICE PAG LUNCHTIME TINATAWANAN AKO. Quote Link to comment
cyrus08 Posted September 15, 2008 Share Posted September 15, 2008 i noticed that i started snoring when i gained weight Quote Link to comment
razrramon Posted September 21, 2008 Share Posted September 21, 2008 sirs; i saw an ad in a bus that they are selling anti-snoring spray in watsons that is made of natural oils. is this recommended? also anybody can direct me to a sotre that sells anti-snoring pillows and how much? thanks! Quote Link to comment
otitismedia Posted September 22, 2008 Share Posted September 22, 2008 sirs; i saw an ad in a bus that they are selling anti-snoring spray in watsons that is made of natural oils. is this recommended? also anybody can direct me to a sotre that sells anti-snoring pillows and how much? thanks! snoring affects a lot of people and many unscrupulous people take advantage of this. don't be a victim, you'll just be wasting a lot of your precious money in these useless products. lose some weight, exercise regularly. It may not totally eliminate your snoring but may lessen it to a certain degree. Also, you may want to have your nose and throat examined for any obstruction that may aggravate your snoring. be well ! Quote Link to comment
xwhiteshadowz Posted September 23, 2008 Share Posted September 23, 2008 snoring affects a lot of people and many unscrupulous people take advantage of this. don't be a victim, you'll just be wasting a lot of your precious money in these useless products. lose some weight, exercise regularly. It may not totally eliminate your snoring but may lessen it to a certain degree. Also, you may want to have your nose and throat examined for any obstruction that may aggravate your snoring. be well ! i agree on sir otitis.. anyway..those products sold are meanly for business and sad to say..majority of them doesnt work...so why not consult a prof who can evaluate you and can concretely advise you on what to do unlike those with the products that will just tell you all the sweetness just for you to buy their product..just thinking aloud hehe.. Quote Link to comment
maureen Posted October 1, 2008 Share Posted October 1, 2008 one would need to have sleep studies done to see if you really need a CPAP machine so that you won't be spending money on something you actually don't need Quote Link to comment
mjdec_11 Posted October 8, 2008 Share Posted October 8, 2008 i agree to have an EENT specialist check up as best suggested, i had an EENT doctor look through me during one of my check ups for an ear problem, so he proceeded to check my nose and throat, he asked if do snore, told him that my wife and kids tell me i snore during sleep. the doctor told me that i have a thick tongue against the normal tongue thickness, he was suggesting a laser operation to lessen the thickness, i am too scared actually and its expensive Quote Link to comment
otitismedia Posted October 8, 2008 Share Posted October 8, 2008 i agree to have an EENT specialist check up as best suggested, i had an EENT doctor look through me during one of my check ups for an ear problem, so he proceeded to check my nose and throat, he asked if do snore, told him that my wife and kids tell me i snore during sleep. the doctor told me that i have a thick tongue against the normal tongue thickness, he was suggesting a laser operation to lessen the thickness, i am too scared actually and its expensive tongue is purely muscle (it is the strongest muscle in the body- joke!) , i don't really know how one can lessen the thickness of the tongue without affecting its function. not unless you have ranula/cyst/tumor/cancer on/in/under the tongue better leave it alone. Quote Link to comment
extraunleaded Posted July 21, 2009 Share Posted July 21, 2009 hmmm sleeping on my side does reduces the ocurance of snoring, embarassing kasi Quote Link to comment
clinkz16 Posted February 7, 2010 Share Posted February 7, 2010 Snoring is caused when your tongue slides back and blocks your air passage. That's why most people don't snore if they sleep on their stomach... Either get a CPAP machine or get UPPP operation... For those interested to on getting a CPAP machine or an Apnea Test (for Obstructed Sleep Apnea) "paghihilik" just feel free to message to get more info in this case. Quote Link to comment
tigertrap Posted May 18, 2010 Share Posted May 18, 2010 is there a non-invasive cure or atleast lessen snoring? Quote Link to comment
otitismedia Posted May 28, 2010 Share Posted May 28, 2010 is there a non-invasive cure or atleast lessen snoring? try loosing some weight it may help a little Quote Link to comment
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