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Is my snoring sleep apnoea?

Snoring does not necessarily indicate sleep apnoea, but when it interferes with your sleep and accompanies other symptoms, it may be signaling a problem. It’s important to understand the difference between harmless snoring and a serious symptom.

Snoring is caused by collapsed airway tissue that partially obstructs breathing. The vibration of this tissue causes the characteristic sound, which varies in volume and intensity depending on a person’s anatomy and other factors.

Normal snoring does not affect your quality of life, but snoring associated with sleep apnoea can be damaging to your overall health. Frequent, disruptive snoring accompanied by pauses in breath or shallow breathing, fatigue, and restlessness may be indicators of sleep apnoea.

When to talk to your doctor about sleep apnoea

Are these statements true for you? If so, you may be experiencing the symptoms of sleep apnoea.

My snoring is loud and disruptive.
I stop breathing or wake up gasping throughout the night.
My partner frequently nudges or elbows me during the night.
My snoring often wakes me up.
I feel restless at night.
I feel sleepy during the day.

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