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What is Sleep Apnea?

Snoring is when you breathe during sleep with a hoarse noise due to vibration of the soft palate...

Does Your Partner Snore?

Unfortunately this is only the case in the absence of snoring. Anyone who has slept with a person who snores...

Treatment Options

The dangers of obstructive sleep apnea have been universally recognized. The good news is that both...

Are You at Risk

for Sleep Apnea?

So many people snore, everyone thinks it's normal. However, sleeping should be a silent activity. Snoring is not natural and unless you are suffering from a cold or congestion, you should breathe effortlessly when you are awake or asleep.

Select a quiz to see how likely you are to have sleep apnea.

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Side Effects

of Sleep Apnea

Heart Attack

Prolonged suffering from obstructive sleep apnea often results in higher blood pressure and may cause enlargement of the heart, with higher risks of heart attack and stroke.

Car Accident

Poor night's sleep leads to drowsiness during the day and can interfere with your quality of life and increase risk for car accident.

Diabetes

Airway obstruction caused by snoring blocks you from getting oxygen. When you don’t have enough oxygen, the body releases stress hormones. Stress increases insulin resistance and blood sugar.

Depression

Sleep apnea can affect your mental well-being, leading to issues from crankiness from a lack of sleep to serious depression.

Impotence

Many people are so affected by their snoring that they don’t have the desire for intimate relations with their spouse. Treatment for sleep disorders can usually get you back into the game.

Chronic Fatigue

Airway obstruction caused by snoring blocks you from getting oxygen. When you don’t have enough oxygen, the body releases stress hormones. Stress increases insulin resistance and blood sugar.

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Snoring Videos

Snoring can be indicative of a more serious health problem called obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) that can increase your risk of diabetes, hypertension, heart failure, and stroke. Sleep apnea is defined as a cessation of breathing for 10 seconds or more, occurring more than 4 times per hour during sleep.

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