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Snoring – sound made when the tissues somewhere from the nose to the throat vibrate during sleep Snore Less Using muscle relaxants Nasal polyp Snoring May Be Dangerous When ... Loud snoring can indicate a blockage that stops breathing and disturbs sleep. This is a serious sleep disorder called Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). Excessive daytime sleepiness Difficulty sleeping Problems with attention or memory Loud, disruptive snoring Pauses in breathing during sleep Choking or gasping awake from sleep Irritability or depression Morning headaches High blood pressure Don’t sleep on your back Diagnosis and treatment Limit alcohol and smoking Limit opiates, certain anxiety medications and muscle relaxants Lose weight 31 % of men have obstructive sleep apnea 21 % OF WOMEN have obstructive sleep apnea 50 TO70 MILLION PEOPLE have a sleep disorder njhealth.org 1.877.CALL NJH (877.225.5654) ©2019 National Jewish Health Health National Jewish Enlarged tonsils Allergy or Cold Congestion Deviated septum Records snoring, pauses in breathing, oxygen and muscle movement Identifies sleep stages, body position, blood oxygen levels, respiratory events, muscle tone, heart rate, eye movement, brain waves, amount of snoring and general sleep behavior Commonly records oxygen, heart rate, airflow, movement and sleep position HALF OF AMERICANS REPORT SNORING HALF OF AMERICANS REPORT SNORING 50 % OF LOUD SNORERS have OSA Obesity of the neck Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) Smoking Drinking alcohol before bed Causes Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z If any of these symptoms occur with loud snoring, speak to your doctor for further evaluation. SLEEP STUDIES Get Sleep Tested DANGEROUS? IS MY In a Sleep Lab At Home

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Snoring – sound made when the tissues somewhere from the nose to the throat vibrate during sleep

Snore Less

Using muscle relaxants

Nasal polyp

Snoring May Be Dangerous When ...Loud snoring can indicate a blockage that stops breathing and disturbs sleep.

This is a serious sleep disorder called Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA).

• Excessive daytime sleepiness• Difficulty sleeping• Problems with attention or memory

• Loud, disruptive snoring• Pauses in breathing during sleep • Choking or gasping awake from sleep

• Irritability or depression• Morning headaches• High blood pressure

Don’t sleep on your back

Diagnosis and treatment

Limit alcohol and smoking

Limit opiates, certain anxiety medications and muscle relaxantsLose weight

31% of men have obstructive sleep apnea

21%

OF WOMENhave obstructive sleep apnea

50 TO70 MILLION PEOPLEhave a sleep disorder

njhealth.org1.877.CALL NJH (877.225.5654)©2019 National Jewish Health

HealthNational Jewish

Enlargedtonsils

Allergy or Cold

Congestion

Deviatedseptum

• Records snoring, pauses in breathing, oxygen and muscle movement

• Identifies sleep stages, body position, blood oxygen levels, respiratory events, muscle tone, heart rate, eye movement, brain waves, amount of snoring and general sleep behavior

• Commonly records oxygen, heart rate, airflow, movement and sleep position

HALF OF AMERICANS REPORT SNORINGHALF OF AMERICANS REPORT SNORING

50%OF LOUD SNORERS

have OSA

Obesity of the neck

Obstructive sleep apnea

(OSA)

Smoking Drinking alcohol

before bed

CausesZZ

ZZZZ

ZZZZ ZZ

If any of these symptoms occur with loud snoring, speak to your doctor for

further evaluation.

SLEEP STUDIES

Get Sleep Tested

DANGEROUS?IS MY

In aSleep Lab At Home