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March 12, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Major risks of smoking include but not limited to high blood pressure, heart attack and stroke. When the required supply of oxygen is not sent to the lungs, heart and vascular system are strained, which results in their increased burden and work time. The most crucial factor here is that, most snorers do not realize they snore while sleeping, or that it could be a symptom of an underlying serious condition leave aside the disturbance it causes to them. When you have a disturbed sleep or reduced sleeping time, due to snoring it also adversely affects the person’s driving capabilities increasing accident toll by up to 7%.

Treatments for Snoring: Family doctors can assess risk factors for snoring and may recommend treatment at a sleep clinic. Treatment methods include.

Change your life style to control snoring: Few recommended lifestyle changes suggested by physicians are as follows:

Reduce Weight: Snoring is mainly the result of over weight. Ideal person would be a doctor who can suggest the best way to reduce and keep your weight under control. So, if you want to learn how to stop snoring, reduce your weight.

Exercise: An active lifestyle not only helps maintain a healthy body weight, it’ll lead to more restful sleep. Physical exercises likewalking, jogging, running and hiking improve your quality of sleep. Keep in mind to avoid straining activities few hours before going to bed.

Quit smoking: First hand or second hand smoke is injurious to health and worsens symptoms because of throat irritation and coughing at night, leading to snoring.

Sleep Scheduling: To promote a sound and undisturbed sleep scheduling time for sleeping and waking up is ideal. Not only that, it also avoids exhaustion due to less sleep which promotes snoring.

Refrain from alcohol and sleeping pills: Alcohol and few drugs like sleeping pills, pain killers etc can make the throat muscles relax or contract that it usually does, leading to obstructions or narrowing. These make things worse by not allowing your brain to be alert thus the duration is prolonged even more.In the due course severe damage is tendered to the body.
Sleep on your side: Medical research shows that sleeping on your back allows gravity to further narrow your airways increasing the risk of snoring.

In more serious cases, Sleep Disorders clinics can assess the severity and causes either at home or in in-clinic observations and tests. Treatments include breathing devices such as CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) equipment. This device is a filter air blower that intakes regular room air and funnels it into a mask at a pressure determined by your doctor. The mask is worn over the nose and altered pressure opens the air passages decreasing snoring.

Dental equipment is another option which will be worn during sleeping hours, to widen the air passage by keeping the lower jaw and tongue forward. Radio wave treatments are used to shrink tissue in the throat or tongue and surgeries that aim at decreacing the soft tissue cushion in the nose, uvula, and palate (roof of mouth) or the bony tissues in the back of the throat to alleviate the risk of blockages.

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