Anyone who has a snoring problem has sleep Apnea and must go for a proper sleep study since sleep apnea can lead to serious complications. Unfortunately awareness in this field is very little.

Anyone who has a snoring problem has sleep Apnea and must go for a proper sleep study since sleep apnea can lead to serious complications. Unfortunately awareness in this field is very little. more

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YOGENDER SHARMA

It is a speciality of Pulmonology or Respiratory Medicine more

Nov 21

Brij Gupta (Technical convenor - Essel RWA and Charitable clinic)

Thanks Dr Yogendra Sharma - sleep specialist is part of which medical discipline please so that I can consult the specialist in a hospital in Gurgaon. more

Nov 21

YOGENDER SHARMA

Dear Mr Brij Gupta, You must get a Sleep Study done or meet a Sleep Specialist. This facility is available at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital and at Safdarjung Hospital. You can also check with Apollo Hospital. With regards, more

Nov 21

Brij Gupta (Technical convenor - Essel RWA and Charitable clinic)

I am not overweight, but still has been snoring for a long time and could not find any solution to this problem. Can any body suggest some remedy please, I am 64 years old now. more

Nov 21

YOGENDER SHARMA

Very true Mr Tarun Datta. Obesity is a very big cause of Snoring. Reducing one's weight is part of the cure. With regards, more

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