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Snoaring very loud during sleep
I snoar very loud in night.. how to overcome snoaring.. what is recommended to reduce the snoaring while aleep.
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Here I am Doctor Vinay Swaroop ENT specialist snoring at your is could be due to overweight thyroid dysfunction flaci
idity of your soft palate it could be also a cardiac element you take care of this and have a video consultation for the physical examination regarding its cure basic thing mostly you should lie down on the left side reduce your weight and take care of the Other causes keeping in your mind for investigation and examination If it Comes Out Of N0 Specific Organic Cause It is Taken Care By A Specific Instrument
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Snoring is very common problem nowadays people encounter with . Most common cause for snoring is overweight and obesity. Next to it it can occur if there is any obstruction from Oro pharyngeal region like Tonsillar hypertrophy , large tongue , nasal obstruction , etc . Just check it remove the cause and you will get relieved .
Also see is there any day time sleepiness , is there any sudden rise from sleep in night to rule out obstructive sleep apnea .
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