Snoring

Snoring Snoring is noisy breathing during sleep. It can happen when you are breathing in or breathing out.

Sleep Apnea: When Snoring Becomes Deadly Many people snore, but when snoring can lead to an actual stoppage of breathing, it?s time to do something about if before it is too late. Obstructive sleep apnea is a disorder...

Snoring during pregnancy linked to reduced fetal growth Pregnant women who snore are more likely than non-snorers to have pregnancy-related high blood pressure and are at increased risk of having an infant who is considered small for gestational age, researchers report...

Sleeping like a baby isn't what it used to be Medical research and tangles of wires at high-tech sleep labs are increasingly finding that sleep disorders in children can account for myriad daytime problems, from hyperactivity to poor grades to excessive napping...

Snoring women at higher risk for heart disease The risk of heart disease and stroke is twice as high in women who snore regularly as in those who never snore, report US researchers...

Researcher Works on Easier Way to Detect Sleep Apnea A computer program that can detect potentially fatal episodes of sleep apnea may soon offer physicians an easier and cheaper way to diagnose their patients...

Radiofrequency treatment helps stop snoring A new type of surgery may provide a promising and effective alternative to current therapies for an age-old problem--snoring...

Sleep Apnea and Snoring Outline Introduction Who Gets Sleep Apnea? The Sleep Apnea Cycle Symptoms Associated with Sleep Apnea v What Are the Long Term Risks of Sleep Apnea?

Snoring may signal need to get blood pressure checked Those who have been accused of sounding like a foghorn as they slumber should take heed...