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My husband told me i snore sometimes never have before. not overweight and my b. pressure is 112/78. take thyroid meds for 20 yrs.-i am 60. normal?
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Sound ok: snoring is very prevalent, especially as we age. I treat patients for snoring and the results can be life-changing. Get a tape recorder and run it while you sleep. Set it to voice activation. If no luck with this, get a sleep study done - many hospitals have this available. If you snore heavily, you may be at risk for sleep apnea which can be life threatening. Good luck.
Answered 6/12/2016
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