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What are the different types of treatment for snoring and Sleep Apnea? |
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Depending on the result of tests, the following therapy options may be proposed by your medical professional. There may be others not listed.
- Conversion of life style, e.g., weight reduction, improvement of sleep hygiene, reduction of alcohol consumption.
- Drug treatment, e.g., with Theophyllin.
- Use of mandibular advancement appliances such as SomnoGuard which advances your lower jaw and widens the airway at the base of the tongue. This option is most effective with obstructions at the tongue base.
- Positional therapy to avoid supine body position when sleeping.
- Machine based positive pressure respiration, e.g., with n-CPAP devices, for maintaining an open airway during sleep.
- Surgical intervention, e.g., removal or reduction of the soft palate and/or tonsils, uvula, and/or tongue base, lower jaw advancement.
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SOMNOGUARD 2.0
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Simple boil & bite one-part oral appliance. |
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Highly cost effective. |
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Lightweight. |
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Easy fitting. |
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SOMNOGUARD AP
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Simple boil & bite two-part oral appliance. |
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Fixed and stable retention. |
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Allows lower jaw to
move laterally.
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Durable. |
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Mingguan Malaysia
27th January 2008 |
The New Straits Times
11th December 2007 |
The New Straits Times
25th September 2007 |
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Check out what Mr Yap Beng Kiat, who was a heavy snorer, said about his experience with SomnoGuard as reported by The New Straits Times on 25 September 2007.
Click here to read more..
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