What causes really bad snoring, and is there anything I can do to help it?

I have been “diagnosed” if you will with Sleep Apnea if that’s how it’s spelled. They gave me a whole machine and mask to blow air down my throat. And that works fine and dandy… but I can’t quite drag that thing with me where ever I go. When I pass out under a dining room table, the first thing nearby friends sense in their terrible awakening is the horrible sound I’m broadcasting through the house.

Aww man it’s terrible. And I want to know what practical solutions I can use to fix it.

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Answer by Crazyjay
not much people can help snoreing to b e honest it has to do with the nose sorry at lease you dont talk in your sleap like i do but ya um nasil spray tends to help out alot for people who have problems snoreing it opens up your nosril air path way and will help that horrible sound personally a person who snores next to me makes me feel more safe cause i know there there but good luck to you!!!

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Answer by Roxanne S
If you’re really worried about it, you should take her to the doctor and tell them that the antibiotics are not working and you’re worried and see what they say. The doctor knows best and will be able to help you guys out

Good luck to the both of you

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Tonight when I said he should not be drinking beer-alcohol… he snarled at me and said he was fine. Then I got grumpy and we really haven’t talked… he is snoring right now… and I am upset typing this note. UGH!

What can I do? What should I do? I love him dearly… but the fit two months ago… I will never do again!!!

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Answer by Sophiesmom
What you need to do is follow through what you said you would do if he did drink. He knows you wont leave its why he is doing this. He is an adult and knows what will happen if he drinks, now if he hurts himself it all on him.

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Answer by nicole s
Just go to the doctor.

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1. The teacher said that if a patient has a suspected spinal, is unconscious but is breathing, we should roll them into the lateral position to make sure the airways isn’t clogged, even if there’s no blood or water involved (she says the tongue may be in the way). I told her it would be alot smarter to physically remove the tongue out of the way and not touch the patient on their back because otherwise they will be in a wheelchair the rest of their lives…apparently, I’m wrong!! Where’s the sense in this, people snore and choke on their tongues hundreds of times each night (they’re unconscious and breathing). I don’t understand why we should totally wreck someone’s chance of recovering from a spinal injury just to put them on their side.

2. She also said that if you arrive at your woprkplace (you’re the first and only one there) and you find the cleaner on the floor, unconscious (you know he’s fallen down) and not breathing, you should start doing DRABCD, and do a (quote) “couple of cycles of compressions and breaths” and then if nobody has arrived to assist you, call 000 (ambulance). Why the f*ck wouldn’t we call the ambulance in first instance? 9 times out of ten, first aiders are doing it wrong, or are inequipped to handle such things, and calling paramedics is paramount because they know what they’re doing.

Thanks.

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Answer by wow! bet you didnt no tht…
i would totaly agree with you on the first 1. If their breathing, then surely that shows their airways is clear and as long as you can make sure their tongue doesnt block it, why risk doing more damage? that seems stupid.
and as for the second one i was told that you should call the ambulance first…at the time its up to you to do what seems most important at that time anyway so you make that choice i guess

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Answer by the_only_solorose
you probably need that cpap, you might explore online for a more comfortable mask set up. There are a great many different kinds of masks out there. As for increasing your energy levels, that takes several months and happens gradually as your sleep patterns improve.

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Answer by SA
don’t let him to sleep on his back. it works

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Tell him, don’t be so dang afraid, girls need to grow up!
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