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Sleep breathing problem? wake up with snort sometimes.
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Sleep apnea: This is a very common sleep disorder. Many people do not have any idea that they have it. Waking up suddenly "with a snort" is typical. You should get it checked out, particularly if you are sleepy during the day. Confirmation is through a sleep lab.
Answered 4/4/2018
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