Snoring

by **sharyn** » Tue Jan 13, 2004 2:01 am

does anyone know a good way to get rid of snoring? my bf has just woken me up for the 10 night in a row, he is soooo loud and he isnt even asleep fully yet!!! please help me, i need to get some sleep at some point!!

Sharyn xxx

by **999Tina** » Tue Jan 13, 2004 2:36 am

sharyn wrote:does anyone know a good way to get rid of snoring?

5 Basic Ideas I have found are:

1) Loosing weight can sometimes cure snoring. Snoring is more common in overweight people. Follow a healthy lifestyle to develop good muscle tone and lose weight.
2) Avoid sleeping pills, tranquilizers, or antihistamines before sleeping unless very necessary or prescribed by your doctor.
3) Avoid alcohol and Stop snoring ! Drinking can cause snoring.
4) Cures snoring by following a regular sleeping pattern.
5) You are likely to snore more when you sleep on your back. Sleep on your side instead of your back. This may help you to stop snoring.

Hope these help you

by **Lise** » Tue Jan 13, 2004 8:46 pm

My husband was that bad that I ended up getting ear plugs you can get them from most chemists and when I go to bed at night I shuve them in and I get a great night sleep they come in packs of four or eight really good :wink:

by **999Tina** » Thu Jan 15, 2004 1:04 pm

Lise wrote:My husband was that bad that I ended up getting ear plugs you can get them from most chemists and when I go to bed at night I shuve them in and I get a great night sleep they come in packs of four or eight really good

Does it cut out the snoring altogther?

by **Snoozy** » Fri Jan 16, 2004 1:47 am

Ear plugs work well if you put them in the snorer's mouth!

by **999Tina** » Fri Jan 16, 2004 12:09 pm

Snoozy wrote:Ear plugs work well if you put them in the snorer's mouth!

All that gagging noise's surely that worse eh!

by **sharyn** » Fri Jan 16, 2004 2:17 pm

lol at this point in time id try anything lol he is getting worse! but then again hes got the cold just now so i cnt blame him too much

think i will invest in some ear plugs maybe ill get some sleep that way! cheers

by **BankGirl** » Fri Jan 16, 2004 4:01 pm

sharyn wrote:lol at this point in time id try anything lol he is getting worse! but then again hes got the cold just now so i cnt blame him too much think i will invest in some ear plugs maybe ill get some sleep that way! cheers

Have you tried an aromatherpy treatments I have heard thay are supposed to be good or is it mainly a phyiscal thing?

by **sharyn** » Fri Jan 16, 2004 6:25 pm

i love aromatherapy, very into it but that doesnt help me sleep, some of the sleeptherapy oils, lotions etc i use make me feel relaxed and tired but as soon as i get into bed i wake up bcoz of his snores! i wish i cld get him to do something like using my lavender oils in the bath or that but nope he thinks its "a bunch of crap" never mind maybe the ear plugs will help

by **Becky** » Thu Apr 29, 2004 3:21 am

It's 3.24am....I've not gotten a wink of sleep.

My b/f's snoring's so bad that it's loud even when I have foam earplugs in.

He offers to wait for me to fall asleep, but before I'm asleep, he'll beat me to it, and start snoring. If I wake him up, he get's all angry that I woke him.

We've tried aromatherapy, he doesn't sleep on his back, he's not overweight, he doesn't drink often.

I'm at my wits end.

any suggestions that don't involve me taking sleeping drugs?

Hugz,

Becky*

by **CarrieDoway** » Thu Apr 29, 2004 7:28 am

Hi, you have my deepest sympathies cos my fella is the same, its like sleeping next to a jcb! We've tried no pillows, sleeping on stomach and the like but the only one that has made a difference is 2 pillows and a menthol throat sweet just before bed. But as your fella isnt keen on you waking him i'd suggest trying the following.....record him snoring so he can hear just how bad it is for you and research sleep apnoea and present him with the facts (they are pretty scary) it might just make him consider seeing the dr.

Good luck

by **halle** » Thu Apr 29, 2004 2:51 pm

I sugest you go and see ur GP. My husband snored for years, I totally sympathise. I recorded him one night to show him how bad it was. The doc referred him to the hospital, and he had an operation on his nose, and now he pretty much hardly snores. It is dangerous though because snoring can cause someone to stop breathing in their sleep. This spurred my man to get something done about it. That was almost 2 years ago and its been great!

by **Fatlisa** » Thu Apr 29, 2004 2:58 pm

My b/f used to be a terrible snorer but he had a big op on his nose and throat to help it. Has made a big difference the only time he snores badly now is when he is drunk. :roll:

by **livvy1234** » Fri Jul 22, 2005 4:23 pm

You should explore the avenue of having a dental appliance to stop the snoring, they do work. There is a company called solutions 4 snoring we found them at
They introduced my bfriend to a dentist near to where we live, he had a made. Voila cured. They took the whole thing very serious and produced a great result. Hope this helps some of you

by **AngelaSnorer** » Tue Jul 26, 2005 2:49 pm

Has anyone experienced or heard of the relative new way to treat snoring using Rsdio Frequency technique. They say it can be done within 20 minutes and in pain free during and after the procedure. It is not available on the NHS
I have identified a clinic in a stop snoring clinic in Manchester but ideally want some feedback from other suffers prior to proceeding.

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