Aman Trivedi
A serious sleep disorder, where the throat muscles relax excessively during sleep, causing repeated partial or complete airway blockage.
Blocked nasal passages due to allergies, sinus infection or structural issues can lead to snoring.
Excess weight, especially around the neck and throat, can lead to the problem of snoring, an improved diet can help to overcome this issue.
Sleeping on one's back can cause the tongue and soft tissues of the throat to collapse backwards can cause snoring.
Alcohol relaxes the muscles of the throat, increasing the chances of snoring.
Ageing can cause muscle tone in the throat and tongue to decrease, making the chances of snoring more.
Enlarged tonsils, long uvula or a large tongue, are certain anatomical factors that can contribute to snoring.