Heavy Snoring? This Test Could Help You

Sleep disorders are a serious and growing problem. Approximately 25% of men and 10% of women suffer from some form of sleep disorder or other that negatively impacts upon their health. But until now, diagnosis generally required staying overnight at a sleep centre, and the subsequent treatment required wearing a mask-like device attached to a machine pumping air. The treatment is called CPAP – Continuous Positive Airway Pressure.

Sleep disorders can affect the ability of patients, and their partners, to get proper rest, in turn affecting work levels and productivity and also seriously increasing risks of hypertension, stroke, heart failure, diabetes, migraines and depression – let alone cause separation in many cases.

The standard approach to treating sleep disorders is fragmented and can be complicated, requiring patients to visit different centres for diagnosis and treatment. Sleep disorders are very widespread and treatment can greatly improve the lives of sufferers but the success of the treatment used for this type of sleep disorder, often called sleep apnea, is very unpredictable and often not liked by patients.

Over 50% of patients abandon their snoring or sleep apnea treatments due to the hassle in diagnosis and treatment process. It is key to address this problem and SleepPro offers a simple and successful alternative to CPAP with a range of technologically advanced dental mouthpieces that can cure the vast majority of problems for snoring sufferers, as well as manage any mild to moderate sleep apnea condition which should not be ignored.

Unfortunately in the UK many people don’t realize there is a simple successful treatment for snoring readily available that can be fairly straightforward and very effective. The SleepPro product range is NHS Approved and this type of oral device comes highly recommended by both Doctors and Dentists.

Technology for sleep disorders has developed with easier diagnosis now available including home sleep tests and the use of tried and tested treatments such as the simple mouth guard, which is starting to really gain public awareness due to the resultant health improvements.

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SleepPro uses the latest advancements in a customized approach developed by physicians and dentists working together to diagnose and treat sleep disorder sufferers. This is a British designed product range that has resulted from many years of Dental and Medical co-operation and analysis and the results speak for themselves. They have a product for everyone.

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Major Risk Groups include, but are not limited to:

• People who are overweight (Body Mass Index of 25 to 29.9) and obese (Body Mass Index of 30 and above)
• Men and women with large neck sizes: 17 inches or more for men, 16 inches or more for women
• Middle-aged and older men, and post-menopausal women
• Adults and children with Downs Syndrome
• Children with large tonsils and adenoids
• Smokers

A possible indicator of sleep apnea is chronic snoring. A physician should evaluate whether sleep apnea is present and if the level is mild, moderate or severe. Patients with sleep apnea often experience sleep deprivation. You may be sleepy during the day and have difficulty concentrating. Other symptoms can be depression, irritability, sexual dysfunction, and learning and memory difficulties.

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Symptoms Checklist • Do you experience one or more?

• Do you experience daytime sleepiness, no matter how many hours you spend in bed?
• Do you snore loudly each night?
• Does your breathing pause periodically while you sleep (10 seconds or longer)?
• Do you often wake up with a dry mouth or sore throat?
• Do you go to the bathroom frequently during the night?
• During the day are you forgetful and have difficulty concentrating?
• Do you often feel tired, fatigued or sleepy during the daytime?
• Has anyone observed you stop breathing during sleep?
• Do you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure?
• Do you fall asleep at work, on the phone or while driving?
• Are you prone to moodiness, irritability, or depression?

If you have answered yes to any of the above and your snoring is a problem or you think you may have sleep apnea, make an appointment to see your GP immediately – bearing in mind the risks of not doing so.

Health Risks of sleep apnea can include any of the following:

• High blood pressure
• Heart attack
• Congestive heart failure
• Cardiac arrhythmia
• Stroke
• Depression
• Excessive daytime sleepiness
• Diabetes

One simple step can reduce the risks to your health – even your life.