Snoring and sleep disorders
Snoring is not only disruptive for people sleeping in the same room.
Snoring disrupts sleep and leaves us feeling less rested the next morning.
Snoring becomes dangerous when it is associated with pauses in breathing at night, when the airway collapses and airflow stops.
Possible consequences include increased blood pressure and a higher risk of heart attack and stroke.
We determine whether your snoring is medically dangerous or primarily affects quality of life using Polysomnography, endoscopy and clinical examination.
Treatment Treatment should only be started after complete diagnostics and should always be tailored to your individual needs and symptoms.