Olive the Pug: Snoring sleepy-head

Saturday, November 04, 2006

Anonymous said...: Snoring can point to other sleep conditions, such as
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l>sleep apnoea and hypertension. In many cases, it can also lead to

daytime
fatigue, due to the fact that snorers often suffer from sleep

disturbances
during the night. Snoring can be successfully controlled, usually

after
altering certain lifestyle factors, but unlike other ailments, it

cannot be cured in the strictest sense.
What is snoring?

Snoring is a clear sign that your breathing passage is
partially blocked, which leads to abnormal breathing when you

inhale and exhale
during sleep. The intensity of the snoring can depend on the amount

of air
passing through the breathing passage and how fast your throat is

vibrating.
Snoring occurs when the soft palate and uvula (the roof of the

mouth), and
occasionally the base of the tongue, start to vibrate.

How will snoring affect me?
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