How to treat snoring
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My husband didn't snore before, but now he snores. I don't know when to start snoring. I didn't feel it at first. One night, I was woken up when I fell asleep. I woke up to see him snoring. I read on the Internet that snoring is a physical problem. So I asked him to go to the hospital for examination and treatment. Now it's better. How to treat snoring? Do you want to discuss it together? Now let's share how to treat snoring.
How to treat snoring
Treatment 1: mechanical ventilation treatment: no pain, can immediately improve the quality of sleep. But the equipment is expensive and inconvenient to carry. It is an auxiliary treatment for snoring, which can not be cured. Patients must wear masks to sleep every day, which is very uncomfortable. If the power failure suddenly occurs, it may endanger the lives of patients.
Treatment 2: Modern Chinese and Western medicine treatment: the treatment of snoring is convenient and cheap. Is the side effects, from a simple side to treat a system of diseases, it is difficult to achieve therapeutic effect.
Treatment 3: snore suppressor treatment: it is a small oral device, snoring patients will wear snore suppressor in the mouth when they sleep, it can limit the patient's mandible in a proper forward extension position, genioglossus muscle drives hyoid bone and tongue body forward, so as to make the glossopharyngeal airway smooth. At the same time, due to the forward movement of the tongue, the compression of the tongue on the soft palate and uvula is reduced or eliminated, so that the palatopharyngeal airway becomes unblocked, the ventilation is improved, the apnea and snoring are eliminated or reduced, and the sleep quality is improved.
matters needing attention
On this, I would like to remind you: smoking, drinking and stimulant drugs will make muscles more relaxed and block the respiratory tract. Obese nasal polyps are usually more hypertrophy, and the throat and nose of the meat is also more hypertrophy, more likely to block the respiratory tract.
