Sleep-disordered breathing can occur when the airway becomes very narrow during sleep, where it makes no difference whether you breathe through your mouth or nose. This breathing difficulty makes your inhalation and sometimes even your exhalation noisy.
The cause may be due to ear, nose and throat structures as well as full sleep, poor quality or inadequate sleep, sugar metabolism disorders, alcoholism, neurological disorders, or it may be due to more than one area. With our detailed examination and the sleep tests we will request, we determine the cause of snoring and the correct treatment in the light of this.