National Stop Snoring Week

Interactive Snoring House - Lounge

1

Pet allergy

Allergy to pet hair can cause swelling and irritation of the upper airway predisposing to snoring

2

Pollen

Symptoms include sneezing, runny eyes and nose, itching nose and sometimes headache and tiredness. The symptoms disrupt sleep and can cause snoring.

3

Passive smoking

Passive smoking increases the likelihood of developing asthma that in turn predisposes to snoring.

4

Air fresheners

Can cause sinusitis and runny nose. These symptoms will precipitate snoring.

5

Scented candles

A particular fragrance may trigger an allergic reaction giving rise to allergic rhinitis.

6

Furniture polish

Chemical sensitivity develops in those individuals who are prone to other allergies. Reduce exposure to these chemicals to reduce the risk of snoring.

7

Alcohol

Alcohol acts like a sedative and will reduce muscle tone in the upper airway.