Does Snoring Cause Hypersensitivity?
Snoring is a loud, hoarse, or harsh breathing sound that occurs during sleep.
Considerations
Snoring is common in adults and is not necessarily a sign of an underlying disorder.
Sometimes, however, snoring can be a sign of a sleep disorder called
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Home Care The following tips can help reduce snoring: Avoid alcohol and other sedatives at bedtime. Don't sleep flat on your back.... Read more »
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