Stop Snoring Remedies

Question by KNIKO: what kind of a doctor should i see for snoring?
I have a snoring problem. What kind of a doctor should i see?

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Answer by ´¯0())))»·.¸¸.·´´¯`··._.·
ear, nose, & throat specialist

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Question by Bella: How should I deal with a snoring problem?
This summer I’m going to this summer camp where I’ll live for 3 weeks.

Everyone will share one room with a roomate.

Last year (I went to the same camp) my roomate was really nice, but she did mention that I snore and it kind of kept her awake the first night at camp.

This year,how should I handle my snoring problem? Should I just tell my new roomate right off the bat that I snore? And what do I do if it keeps her awake at night?

Best answer:

Answer by Phoenix
that’s not even a big deal. he or she probably snores too. but there are these strips that you can buy and place on your nose before you goes to bed if not, don’t worry about it.

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I recently bought a house and my former roommates moved in. One is totally incompetent and is finishing a Masters degree. He was supposed to finish next month but when I asked when he was finishing a few days ago, he said he needs more time. I arranged to have another friend move in as soon as he left. I made these arrangements many months ago.

We have not signed a lease. But he agreed verbally that he would finish and move out at the end of next month. What’s my responsibility with this guy? I don’t want to be a bad friend, but the alternative to kicking him out is to inconvenience another friend and leave me without a roommate when he leaves, or give up my living room. I don’t mind if he’s here an extra week or two but he wants something on the order of months.

I’m also worried that he’ll over stay his welcome. I’ve moved with him twice and he did absolutely nothing to help. I basically moved his stuff for him. I can imagine that he’ll not take his eviction seriously and simply hang around.

I’ve really had my fill with this guy. Here are a list of qualities I can do without in a roommate:
he’s socially inept
we have nothing in common
he is incapable of making adult decisions
he smells bad
his room smells bad
the washroom smells bad after he uses it
he ignores polite requires to remedy the smell
he claims to not know how to clean/do chores
he demands detailed instructions for any task/chore and preforms the task poorly
he breaks things
he can’t be trusted to do important things
he mooches food
he snores while awake

We both stay in a pretty small, cramped room. Her boyfriend sleeps over a few nights a week. Recently he began to snore really loudly! It is so loud that I wonder if the room next to us can hear it! I’m not exaggerating.

Even though she’s lying right next to him, she can sleep through it! But I cannot sleep at all! I’ve tried burying my head under the blankets and pillows, but I end up suffocating myself. One night it was so bad that I just got up and slept outside in the common room.

I’m a college student that needs rest so I can be energized for classes the next day. I tried addressing this problem with her, but she just sort of brushed it off, saying that I should talk to him. When she told him, he just said that he couldn’t do anything about it because he has tried remedies, but they don’t work.

Am I being selfish since I’m the only one it disturbs? I don’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings, help please!!
BTW, I know for sure he doesn’t drink. Haha.

I’ve lived with my roommate for several months now, and her snoring is becoming unbearable. She is a friend but we are still getting to know each other, and I’m afraid to bring it up to her. When I fall asleep before her, it isn’t usually a problem because I can sleep through it, but anymore she’s been going to bed before me and I can’t manage to fall asleep anymore. We live in a house with several other girls, so I can just move to a couch if necessary, but I think it’s unfair for me to always have to move. How can I gently approach her with the topic and what are some noninvasive remedies? Thanks!