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Answer by Anna
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Answer by Anna
Hey, I suffered this problem before but solved it now. I found the tool in it.
http://www.bestmedicaldirect.com/air-and-environment-breathing-and-respiratory-aid-wholesale-dropship.html
Maybe you can try. Good luck.
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Answer by Remy
Yeah! Sleep apnea is a "problem from hell", even if it's a mild case.
Seems to me that you have a "bonus" problem, because you doctor did nothing about your sleep apnea. So...what should you do?
Fortunately, if you have a mild apnea, you can treat it with behavioral changes, such as:
* try sleeping on your side rather than sleeping on your back as it can produces loud snores because of blockages.
* elevate the head when you sleep. This measure can alleviate snoring and make breathing easier.
* Use an air humidifier at nighttime to make the air moister.
* don't smoke for at leas several hours prior to bedtime. Doing so, the smoke can cause the airways to tighten in the neck, worsening sleep apnea.
* maintain regular sleep hours. In my case, I had to quit my shift work job, to have a normal sleep.
* use a nasal dilator, saline nasal spray or breathe right strips to help open nasal passages.
Now, you should know that is important to understand your cause of your disorder. What obstructs your breathing? Your large adenoids and tonsils, your tongue, your small neck? This is important, too.
Well, I hope it helps. Good luck!
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Answer by Middleman
Almost always, the first answer is to try to drop some excess weight. Proping up the bed is also helpful, so that the head is a little higher than the feet. And, as silly as it may sound, putting a fan on in the bedroom, facing you, helps some people.
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Answer by Alice E
Try taking Melatonin at night. It is all natural, you can buy it in the vitamin section. If that doesn't help you, then definitely see a doctor.
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Answer by johnalbert g
15years
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Answer by Nina
maybe ur depressed and feeling stressed
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Answer by kamilion101
i thought sleep apnea dealt with breathing problems. like when you're sleeping, u "forget" to breathe for a bit. Some people usually have headaches due to less oxygen. But i may be wrong. Google it! :0)