Snoring is a significant symptom of OSA. Sometimes there is a fine line between snoring and sleep apnea. The following yes/no questions can help you know when to seek medical assistance for suspected sleep apnea.
If you answer “yes” to 3 or more of the following symptoms, it is suggested that you speak with your physician about sleep apnea:
Summary
Snoring is not a normal phenomenon but it is a very common activity that millions of American suffer with. Snoring can be associated with dangerous medical conditions, and it is recommended that treatment be sought to deal with potential dangers and to keep the peace at home.
Snoring can be a symptom of obstructive sleep apnea and treatment should be sought, as OSA is a dangerous, deadly medical condition that can affect every part of the human structure.
Updated August 11th 2017
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