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throat anatomy, snoring is loud, hoarse, harsh breathing sounds that happen, asleep, snoring is common in adults, not an indication of an underlying disorder, snoring, a sign of a serious sleep disorder, sleep apnea, have periods, not breathing, more than 10 seconds sleep, periods of "apnea", indicated by a long period of silence just after, have been snoring, followed by a sudden snort, gasp, breathing resumes, snoring starts all over again, have sleep apnea, cycle generally happens several times a night, major risk from this condition is stroke, due to episodes, brain is not getting enough oxygen, sleep apnea is suspected, a sleep specialist, it by doing a sleep study either at home, hospital setting, in most people, snoring is not known, potential causes, than sleep apnea, sleeping pills, antihistamines, alcohol at bedtime, nasal congestion from colds, allergies, lasts a long time, enlarged adenoids, tonsils that block the airway, overweight, leads to, excessive neck tissue that puts pressure on the airway, last month of pregnancy, following, reduce snoring, lose weight, overweight, cut down, eliminate alcohol, sedatives at bedtime, avoid sleeping flat on back, sleep on side, doctors suggest sewing a golf, tennis ball, back of night clothes, roll over onto back, reminded to stay on side, the discomfort, eventually, sleeping on side, habit, don't need to be reminded, call doctor right away, awaken at night confused, call doctor, excessive daytime drowsiness, morning headaches, recent weight gain, awakening, in the morning not feeling rested, change in level of attention, concentration, memory, episodes of no breathing, apnea, partner, tell, this is happening, children, chronic snoring should also be evaluated, apnea, sleep apnea in children has been linked to growth problems, adhd, poor school performance, learning difficulties, bedwetting, high blood pressure, most children who snore, not have apnea, a sleep study, reliable way to tell, sure, doctor, ask questions to evaluate snoring, perform a physical exam, paying careful attention to throat, mouth, neck, questions, of which partner might have to answer, snoring loud, occur no matter what position, lying in, in certain positions, doesown snoring ever wake up, how often, snore, every night, snoring persistent, night, episodes, not breathing, have other symptoms, daytime drowsiness, morning headaches, insomnia, memory loss, referral to a sleep specialist, sleep studies needed, treatment options, weight loss, avoiding alcohol, use of nasal dilator strips, breathe-rite strips, dental appliances, prevent tongue from falling back, surgery, correction of a deviated septum, palatoplasty, stiffening, the palate using surgery, injection, use cpap mask, a device wear on the nose sleeping to decrease snoring, sleep apnea, tung a, biology, genetics of obesity, obstructive sleep apnea, anesthesiol clin north america, 23(3), 445-461, goh yh, physiologic impact of sleep apnea on wakefulness, otolaryngol clin north am, 36(3), 423-435, v.