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If You Snore - Then Your Pinkie and a Ring…..

Experts say more than half of US households are affected by a .....snorer.  Well, apparently there is a new simple technology from Australia that may offer relief.  It's called the "therapeutic snore ring" and it is making its US launch this month.  It is a small silver ring that fits on your pinkie finger and applies direct... Read moreChevron
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Snoring and Sleep Apnea

Once a year, in June, we celebrate Father's Day. What terms do you associate with the word "Father?" At our house it was fishing, country music, rodeos and laughter. Oh, and one more word...snoring.   As the years went by, snoring began to wipe out the other things we loved about our father. Snoring is more than an irritating problem. It's... Read moreChevron
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Snoring and Sleep Apnea

Do you snore? Do you have trouble sleeping because your spouse "rattles the walls" with their snoring? Are you are a little overweight and not fully refreshed by your sleep? Do you doze off a lot and just feel like you lack energy during the day? Then maybe the best holiday "gift" you can give yourself or significant other is an evaluation for... Read moreChevron
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Bed Wetting & Your Child

Bed-wetting or enuresis is an embarrassing and uncomfortable problem for children. It's considered normal up to and including the age of four. It's when it continues into school age and even adulthood that the embarrassment and discomfort escalates.   Bed-wetting may occur every night, a few nights a week or even only occasionally. It... Read moreChevron
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Obstructive Sleep Apnea Surgery: Tracheotomy

We spoke extensively about the surgical treatment options for OSA in our last blog. I wanted to hit upon one last type of surgery and complete a discussion of other treatment options. The most successful surgery for OSA is called a tracheotomy. It entails making a small whole in the trachea (wind pipe), which effectively bypasses the entire... Read moreChevron

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