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Devices to reduce snoring, *not asking for medical advice*
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If that works... It is very strange indeed.
I've tried it before as Apparantly the lumpiness makes it uncomfortable and you roll back to the safe position.
I'm clearly a stubborn sleeper so I just woke up with a huge golf ball shaped indent and a sore neck
.CPAP will certainly help but its not what it was designed for and you can still store using it.
There is a version that goes over the nose only makeing it difficult to breathe through your mouth once it is on
I allegedly, according to the Mrs, snore ( 
) "we" have tried all sorts but even if she uses earplugs nothing seemed to work.
There are now two things which do work - the first is a second pillow to stop my lying "flat" and angling my head more. This, although uncomfortable until I got used to it, does result in not being jabbed in the back, ribs or face regularly through the night and a good nights sleep for both of us
The second is I go sleep in the spare room
) "we" have tried all sorts but even if she uses earplugs nothing seemed to work. There are now two things which do work - the first is a second pillow to stop my lying "flat" and angling my head more. This, although uncomfortable until I got used to it, does result in not being jabbed in the back, ribs or face regularly through the night and a good nights sleep for both of us
The second is I go sleep in the spare room
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Lucky. When my mrs starts snoring it is me that has to sleep on the sofa
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blue tac and straws.
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Perhaps some sort of 'penile clamp' countersunk in to the mattress will prevent you from turning in the night?
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Some of you people really should keep taking the tablets!
The tennis ball works as it stops you sleeping on your back. I presume when lying on your side you don't snore?
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Nurse friend of mine suggested getting a cotton bud, bend in half, place ends in nostrils and see if it makes you able to breathe through your nose. I really can't get a breath that way as it's like my nose is blocked full time. So gave it a go and that worked so she put me onto these,
Nozovent
Says if the cotton bud trick works they work a treat!
To ThundyCat, makes no difference how I lay because my nostrils are almost blocked with excess scar tissue, suppose the cotton bud trick pulls that just enough to clear them.
Nozovent
Says if the cotton bud trick works they work a treat!
To ThundyCat, makes no difference how I lay because my nostrils are almost blocked with excess scar tissue, suppose the cotton bud trick pulls that just enough to clear them.
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Need surgery, already seen a consultant.