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How can i stop snoring? i take nasonex (mometasone) every night before bed but it doesn't help!

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Dr. Jeffrey Collins
Dr. Jeffrey Collinsanswered
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 27 years experience
Multiple options: Snoring can be caused by turbulent airflow through the nose or mouth. It can be managed as easily not sleeping on your back in some cases. Weight loss is frequently beneficial as well, if you are overweight. Other options include a dental appliance and a variety of surgeries. You should seek consultation with your physician or dentist. They should rule out sleep apnea first.
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Dr. Steven Pohlhaus
Dr. Steven Pohlhausanswered
Dentistry 34 years experience
Oral Appliance : There are a number of oral appliances made by your dentist that pull the tongue and jaw forward to treat snoring and/or sleep apnea. You should discuss the snoring with your primary md first and get screened for sleep apnea.
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