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A member asked:
Husband wears an oral device for sleep apnea. he started snoring again. i adjusted the device, it didn't help. tried flonase, didn't help. what to do ?
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Sleep apnea: It must be tough for you. If you have a Primary doctor please take your husband to him for evaluation of the sleep apnea and plan what must be done to overcome it. Should not take long.
Answered 3/8/2016
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