Snoring

[abduljackolsalsalani]

If you’re obese, try to bring down your weight to near your ideal body weight. If still persistent,maybe you should go to a pulmonologist or HEENT doctor who may initially check for structural problems and may subsequent Lt refer you to a sleep specialist. Depending on the result of your test, the sleep specialist may recommend use of a CPAP/APAP. If you have the test done in one of the BOPIS hospitals, your Philhealth will cover the cost of testing. Otherwise, it will be at least 12-20 thousand. The lower bracket is for home testing with remote monitoring.

I would suggest purchasing the machine here despite being pricey as customer support is essential. 

Edited May 6, 2023 by abduljackolsalsalani
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[Incrediblehunk]

Magnetic anti-snoring device

[AlbularyoMD]

Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty

[Joelsantos69]

Snore st4ips

[LittleBoyMe]

Best for snoring is still to check for Obstructive Sleep Apnea. Have your ENT doctor check. Tonsil removal or CPAP machine may help relieve the snoring and lack of oxygen

[Maykeee]

Avoid eating too much before sleeping. Follow the three-hour rule... Iwasang magpuyat kung kaya

[fanboii3000]

Had Tonsilitis for 1 week it freakin hurt plus it caused Snoring while sleeping which I've never had before.

[DreadWolf]

I tried the magnetic anti- snoring device. It works but the device needs to be stiff so it won't fall off during sleep.

[JamesPeck]

Losing weight can help a lot and a medical sleep study is also optimal