Could be apnea: In general, snoring or apnea may improve based on sleep position if mild, but moderate to severe apnea will occur in any sleeping position. Other conditions can lead to nocturnal shortness of breath. Heart failure or asthma are examples.
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Sleep apnea: This happens when your airway (throat) is blocked. Commonly this occurs on your back but in the right person. An occur on your side or even face down. A sleep study can prove whether you have it or not. And then you can get treatment. Very important as there are many serious health problems , not to mention daily exhaustion , that are associated with apnea.
Answered 5/1/2017
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