British Snoring & Sleep Apnoea Association
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It is said that snoring is often the result of overindulgence in some of life's pleasures. The following are the causes of snoring and by controlling them, you can become quiet at night.
The Causes Of Snoring
Snoring & Sleep Apnoea in Women
Snoring and sleep apnoea are generally considered to be conditions affecting men. It is accepted that most men snore but it is not very ladylike for women to snore. This may be one reason why women are reluctant to seek help. However, what is not recognised is that women tend to present with different symptoms to men that are often overlooked when seeking help. As a consequence their condition remains undiagnosed or often misdiagnosed. When considering these atypical symptoms it becomes clear that hormones and airway anatomy play a prominent role in women who snore and most importantly, explain the different mechanisms between women and men. Identifying the atypical symptoms of women is paramount to an early diagnosis and successful treatment. Find out more...
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“My husbands old MAD was left in a hotel and he wasn't in a hurry to replace it as it was uncomfortable and he only really wore it when we went on holiday and I couldn't escape the noise (like a train!) so was delighted with results from the new Tomed SomnoGuard AP. Firstly we must say the instructional video is excellent, made perfect sense and resulted in a perfect fit. My husband could hardly believe that he not only slept all through the night, but did not wake up with the usual pain in his teeth from the pressure. No sore gums, no excess sa
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livation, a little bit of discomfort in the jaw where it had been in the forward position all night - but negligible. Nights 2 and 3 just the same so he's very happy as it has improved his sleep quality enormously.From a listeners point of view it was a little different from the original one piece device which totally cut out and breath sounds and snoring. The Tomed SomnoGuard does allow a bit of mouth breathing so at leat I knew he was alive, but he did whistle a bit to start with when sleeping on his back. A little encouragement to turn around and sleep on his side and all was quiet and we both had a peaceful night. The noise of snoring is what upsets most partners, but it's the detrimental effect on health that should most concern people. This is such a good device we have already recommended it to a friend who has placed an order.
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”Reviewed by VJS, 5 days ago
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British Snoring & Sleep Apnoea Association • Chapter House • 33 London Road • Reigate • RH2 9HZ
Tel: 01737 245638 • Fax: 0870 052 9212 • E-mail: info@britishsnoring.co.uk • Web: www.britishsnoring.co.uk
Tel: 01737 245638 • Fax: 0870 052 9212 • E-mail: info@britishsnoring.co.uk • Web: www.britishsnoring.co.uk