Snoring is a hoarse sound that we hear when your breathing is partially obstructed in some way while you’re asleep. You may be among the 45% of normal adults who snore at least occasionally or you likely know someone who does. For one, a snoring person often keeps the other person from a good night’s sleep, which can cause several problems and eventually lead to separate bedrooms. Not only is snoring a nuisance, but 75% of people who snore have obstructive sleep apnoea (when breathing is disrupted during sleep for short periods), which increases the risk of developing heart disease.
Causes Of Snoring
Causes Of Snoring
- Obstructed nasal airways
Some people snore only during dry and dusty seasons or when they have a sinus infection. Deformities of the nose such as a deviated septum (a structural change in the wall that separates one nostril from the other) or nasal polyps can also cause obstruction.
- Long soft palate and/or uvula
A long soft palate or a long uvula (the dangling tissue in back of the mouth) can narrow the opening from the nose to the throat. When these structures vibrate and bump against one another the airway becomes obstructed, causing snoring.Solution after the cut..







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