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Snoring/sleep apnoea

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By *LE69 OP   Man
5 days ago

Slough

Hi guys.

Do any of you suffer with snoring/sleep apnoea? If so,have tried anything to help? Really don't want to be wearing a big clunky mask at bedtime.

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By *waff1102Man
5 days ago

King's Lynn, Norfolk

I took codein for a week and it cleared up, I sleep much better now

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
5 days ago

North East

Talk in my sleep

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By *odger300Man
5 days ago

Inverurie

My partner of 20yrs constantly complaind of my snoring eventually I fuckd him off n now I get a good night's sleep and do whatever I want xx

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By *ruemaleMan
5 days ago

notts

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By *ildwestheroMan
5 days ago

Llandrindod Wells


"Hi guys.

Do any of you suffer with snoring/sleep apnoea? If so,have tried anything to help? Really don't want to be wearing a big clunky mask at bedtime. "

Well I got diagnosed with it two and a half years ago and have had to sleep with a 'big clunk mask' ever since. Took a bit of getting used to it but now almost cannot sleep without it. Got told it was either that or I could lose my driving licence. A couple of friends got told the same thing. One of them a good 15 years my junior and who needs his licence as a sales rep.

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By *jh59Man
5 days ago

Hinckley

Could not get with the mask so my wife moved into her bedroom which was the best thing she ever did

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By *needsfunMan
4 days ago

Felixstowe

I have a CPAP machine that works and I have hear that the gum shield that stop you lower jaw from moving back helps as well. It stops you throught from closing and helps you breath.

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By *alker1965Man
4 days ago

Wimborne

I've been using a CPAP machine for around 10 years, does help with my sleep.

Sound of it kept my wife awake, so sleep apart now which suits me fine

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By *lderGuy48Man
4 days ago

CARDIFF

I had to wear a mask for years but then lost a lot of weight and the problem cleared up. Was told by the nurses at Llandouch that they found one guy dead

with his mask on, seems he got fed up with the alarm waking him so he disabled it, never woke up again.

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By *alker2468Man
3 days ago

Folkestone

I was diagnosed with it over 2 years ago. I stopped breathing 22 times an hour I believe, when I was on my back. When I was on my side nothing. I was offered an cpap machine or to try sleeping on my side only.After a few weeks I managed to train myself to sleep on my side. I very rarely snore and no longer suffer from foggy head.

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By *upertedMan
3 days ago

Nelson

I've no diagnosis, but fit all the criteria for it. I do however, sleep in the recovery position - a proper pillow biter!

I sleep very well.

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By *nknk456Man
3 days ago

Sth Herts

I’ve been using a CPAP machine for two years now, and it’s been transformative. I used to get barely five hours of sleep a night, if I was lucky, and was constantly falling asleep at work in the afternoons, with no energy and a bunch of other health issues, and now I regularly get seven hours and feel so much better. It was a tough slog getting used to it though. And finding the right mask. It was worth it though, and the machine isn’t really noisy unless I manage to dislodge the mask

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By *b20Man
3 days ago

Glasgow


"Hi guys.

Do any of you suffer with snoring/sleep apnoea? If so,have tried anything to help? Really don't want to be wearing a big clunky mask at bedtime. "

I lost weight, and it disappeared

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By *tevejbMan
3 days ago

Leeds

It's cause by mouth breathing. Breathe through your nose keeping your mouth closed except when eating, drinking, or speaking. Then the habit should improve!

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By *westMan
3 days ago

Hull

I seem to snore in whatever position I am in and whether my mouth is open or closed.

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