Loud snores from our siblings, roommates, or friends when we are in group overnight activity can sometimes cause irritation in our middle ear making us uncomfortable and unable to sleep for the whole night.
Snoring is one sign of sleep apnea.
There are also times when a person who has sleep apnea disorder tends to stop his/her breathing pattern, and a medical expert calls it, "out-of-breath" episodes of apnea.
Many people suffer this kind of disorder, and most of them are unaware that it could be life threatening.
Sleep apnea disorders can lead to high blood pressure, feeling of fatigue in the morning, or worst heart attack.
This disease is chronic that can possibly affect multiple body organ including the major body organs such as the brain, heart, liver and kidneys.
There have been also issues regarding this disorder and its relationship in shortening the life span.
It may be true because of the explanation of a chronic decrease of oxygen distribution to the body systems.
There have been a lot of reasons why sleep apnea happens to a person.
Some factors are physiologic; others caused by their very own lifestyle and other health conditions.
Physiologic factors include the enlargement of tonsils.
Children are the most sufferer of this kind of disease, and surgical interventions such as the removal of the tonsils are often advised to the parents.
This could also be the problem of some other adults, though.
Unhealthy lifestyle such as frequent smoking and heavy-drinking of liquors make a person to be on the top list of having sleep apnea.
Smokes and liquors give pressure to the tracheal muscles, where the air flows onto it.
Medical conditions such as allergic rhinitis and colds, inflames the nasal passages resulting to a decrease of airflow into the lungs.
Obesity is also one of the common causes of sleep apnea.
In getting rid of this sleep apnea, simply get rid of the one that causes it.
Shutting of its causes would mean an end of the disorder.
Drugs are seldom used to treat this disorder.
But drugs can be used to a person who got an inflamed nasal passage.
Anti-Inflammatory drugs are the solution to that problem.
When the nasal passages work well, then there will be no impediment on the airflow as it goes in and out from the lungs.
Modification of the unhealthy lifestyle into healthy lifestyle could mean an inexpensive treatment to the sleep apnea disorder.
If you are a chain smoker and alcohol addict, admit yourself to the rehabilitation center.
Rehabilitation centers help those people who accepted that they are addicts and now willing to change their behavior for the greater good.
Getting rid of smoking and drinking would mean a decrease of tracheal pressure which could lead into trouble-free airflow.
Fats located on the neck also give pressure to the trachea that could also produce trouble to the flow of the air.
Go to gym or do some diet modification to reduce weight.
A reduction of weight would mean a decrease of fats in the neck and thus, making no more trouble on the airflow.
Snoring is one sign of sleep apnea.
There are also times when a person who has sleep apnea disorder tends to stop his/her breathing pattern, and a medical expert calls it, "out-of-breath" episodes of apnea.
Many people suffer this kind of disorder, and most of them are unaware that it could be life threatening.
Sleep apnea disorders can lead to high blood pressure, feeling of fatigue in the morning, or worst heart attack.
This disease is chronic that can possibly affect multiple body organ including the major body organs such as the brain, heart, liver and kidneys.
There have been also issues regarding this disorder and its relationship in shortening the life span.
It may be true because of the explanation of a chronic decrease of oxygen distribution to the body systems.
There have been a lot of reasons why sleep apnea happens to a person.
Some factors are physiologic; others caused by their very own lifestyle and other health conditions.
Physiologic factors include the enlargement of tonsils.
Children are the most sufferer of this kind of disease, and surgical interventions such as the removal of the tonsils are often advised to the parents.
This could also be the problem of some other adults, though.
Unhealthy lifestyle such as frequent smoking and heavy-drinking of liquors make a person to be on the top list of having sleep apnea.
Smokes and liquors give pressure to the tracheal muscles, where the air flows onto it.
Medical conditions such as allergic rhinitis and colds, inflames the nasal passages resulting to a decrease of airflow into the lungs.
Obesity is also one of the common causes of sleep apnea.
In getting rid of this sleep apnea, simply get rid of the one that causes it.
Shutting of its causes would mean an end of the disorder.
Drugs are seldom used to treat this disorder.
But drugs can be used to a person who got an inflamed nasal passage.
Anti-Inflammatory drugs are the solution to that problem.
When the nasal passages work well, then there will be no impediment on the airflow as it goes in and out from the lungs.
Modification of the unhealthy lifestyle into healthy lifestyle could mean an inexpensive treatment to the sleep apnea disorder.
If you are a chain smoker and alcohol addict, admit yourself to the rehabilitation center.
Rehabilitation centers help those people who accepted that they are addicts and now willing to change their behavior for the greater good.
Getting rid of smoking and drinking would mean a decrease of tracheal pressure which could lead into trouble-free airflow.
Fats located on the neck also give pressure to the trachea that could also produce trouble to the flow of the air.
Go to gym or do some diet modification to reduce weight.
A reduction of weight would mean a decrease of fats in the neck and thus, making no more trouble on the airflow.