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If your own efforts to stop snoring do not help, consult your physician or an otolaryngologist -- or a doctor for the ear, nose, and throat. If you choose to try a dental appliance as a snoring treatment, you will need to see a dentist specializing in these devices. Some medical snoring treatments are continuous positive airway
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Snoring can be difficult for both the sufferer and his/her family. Sleep disruptions are very common in a household where snoring is present and can often lead to headaches, an inability to concentrate and an overall feeling of exhaustion. That is the bad news, but the good news is that you can stop snoring. In fact, you
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Description of Nozovent (Anti-Snoring Device) Nozovent Anti-snoring device For Peaceful, Restful Sleep! Nozovent is a device to help eliminate snoring by dilating the nasal airways, increasing airflow, enhancing breathing; reducing nasal constriction and can also benefit athletes by stabilizing blood pressure during physical exertion. Nozovent is designed to increase the airflow through the nose by dilating the nostrils, enhancing easy breathing, and lessening
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• Sleep-apnea solutions drive small but growing Export firm
  David Groll spent years working on the development of new versions of masks used to treat sleep apnea for Philips Respironics, the Murrysville company that invented the first sleep apnea mask more than a quarter century ago.
  Mon, 30 Jan 2012 21:00:00 -0800
  
  
• Study links sleep apnea and sudden deafness
  NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Sudden hearing loss might be tied to an underlying sleep disorder that interrupts breathing, suggests a new study from Taiwan. Consulting a large health insurance database, researchers found that people who'd suffered sudden deafness were more likely to have a previous diagnosis of sleep apnea than a comparison group without hearing loss. The absolute difference was ...
  Fri, 20 Jan 2012 12:15:35 -0800
  
  
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  If you think your only treatment options for sleep apnea are surgery or a loud, cumbersome breathing machine, it’s time to think again and get ready for a restful night’s sleep.
  Tue, 24 Jan 2012 00:01:00 -0800
  
  

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