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Why is the sound of snoring so annoying to some and not to others?

Alan — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 15:27:01 +0000

Question by Mommy of 3 boys : Why is the sound of snoring so annoying to some and not to others?
I feel like some people can tolerate the sound of snoring quite well, or even just ignore it completely… but I think it is quite possibly the MOST annoying sound in the world!!! Why is it so different for some people, and not for others?

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Answer by Jonathan
To some, it can be a relaxing metronome. To others, it can be what caused a 2nd degree murder that night. Depends soly on the person and their opinion.

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Is there a treatment for sensitivity to sound?

Alan — Sat, 01 Jan 2011 19:04:27 +0000

Question by calakutha: Is there a treatment for sensitivity to sound?
Maybe it is simply a case of “Hey, tough luck,” but I have always been sensitive to things loud and melodic: dripping gutters, snoring and now it is heavy bass (no matter where it is coming from). It makes me sooooo anxious and I start to get mad that I have no control over whether I hear it or not.
If its at night, I become so fixated on it that I get even more anxious.
When I was a child, I would never have certain friends sleep over because they snored (or even just loud breathing would do it) and that was all I could hear all night, unable to sleep.
In regards to roommate or neighbors’ music, if its just music, that’s one thing, but once the focus becomes a heavy bass…OMG! I can’t handle it! It drives me nuts!
Am I just a control freak? Does it simply boil down to me being out of luck?

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Answer by Matt
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Are there any herbal remedies for snoring out there? I sound like a freight train!!?

Alan — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 01:47:38 +0000

Question by peachygirlforu99: Are there any herbal remedies for snoring out there? I sound like a freight train!!?
I have tried to the nose strips, the throat sprays, sleeping on my side, and anything thing else I can think of….my boyfriend HATES it and we think I might have real medical issue, but I would like to try herbs before going to an ENT doctor.

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Answer by diesel_pusher2
Chronic Sleep Apnea. Or whatever the right term is will not be solved by any medicine, natural or synthetic. Your solution consists of:

1. Wear a head brace. It straps your jaw shut which relieves your air passage.

2. Sleep on your side. It again relieves the passage.

3. Surgery.

4. Use a breathing machine. It basically rams air down your throat for you so you don’t have to struggle to suck it in.

Basically, besides keeping others awake, your being sleep deprived. It makes you die younger, among other things.

5. On last method is that like plastic u-shaped clamp that goes in your nostrils. It works for some people who’s problem is not too severe.

When you go to sleep, relax ALL of your muscles, especially in your neck. If you then snore in order to inhale, then change positions. Keep experimenting until you’ve found a position that does not force you to snore. Usually you’ll have to sleep on your side.

If you doctor perscribes clinical observation, your HMO should pay for it.

But sorry, it’s not something that can be dealt with with medicine.

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baby scared by snoring sound

Alan — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 12:48:41 +0000

My son Lane started making faces after I made a snoring sound. He thought it was funny afterwards.
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How high do you have to turn up your music to drown out the sound of snoring?

Alan — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 08:10:18 +0000

Question by Rock Candy: How high do you have to turn up your music to drown out the sound of snoring?
I have to crank it up really high some days – today it is at 91/100 and I am still hearing the snoring

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Answer by man bear pig
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thats high!

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Are there any herbal remedies for snoring out there? I sound like a freight train!!?

Alan — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 19:06:28 +0000

I have tried to the nose strips, the throat sprays, sleeping on my side, and anything thing else I can think of….my boyfriend HATES it and we think I might have real medical issue, but I would like to try herbs before going to an ENT doctor.

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Why Is That People Who Snore Never Wake Up From The Sound Of Their Own Snoring?

Alan — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 20:45:29 +0000

I do, believe me, my snoring woke me up and I couldn’t believe it it was me. I thought there was a bear in the bed room. I only do this after a long hard physical day and when I am very tired and had some alcoholic beverages and sleeping on my back.

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How Is It That A Man Who Is Not Ordinarily A Sound Sleeper Can Sleep Right Through His Own Loud Snoring?

Alan — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 08:45:46 +0000

My father’s snoring is very loud and obtrusive. He will often take naps in our living room while the remainder of our family is watching television. Often, we need to turn up the TV to hear it over his snoring, even though it does not bother him.
Granted, I’m not an expert on the subject, but I’d say that one is not bothered by his own snoring because he is (at some level) controlling it himself–much like it is difficult to tickle yourself.
Best advice is to seek professional evaluation to detect for any sleeping disorders. Loud snoring may disrupt sleep without actually waking the person. Sleep apnea (pausing of breaths) can be a very serious effect of snoring that may be undetectable without proper testing.

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Is The Sound Of Someone Snoring Really That Annoying And Why?

Alan — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 23:08:28 +0000

Have you ever sat near someone who was snoring loudly? If not try it some time. I guarentee you’ll find it to be very annoying.
I find it very annoying because the snoring tends to be rather loud. Most people who snore have sleep apnea, a condition where they stop breathing for a few seconds and then take a huge gasping breath. I’m always afraid that the person isn’t going to start breathing again. Before my husband had surgery for sleep apnea he would often stop breathing for 10 seconds or more. It can be very scary for those who have never heard it before.
I also find snoring to be annoying because, to me, it’s the same as someone who is talking too loudly. When they’re awake you can ask them to please lower their voice, but when they’re alseep you can’t do much, other than wake them up and ask them not to sleep. If you ask them to not sleep because of their snoring, they can get upset with you, saying you’re the one being rude, not them.

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