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I have all sleep apnea symptoms, but i don't choke or gurgle to catch my breath every night. can that happen with obstructive apnea?

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Sleep apnea. : So by symptoms, do you mean daytime sleepiness and snoring? If so, this could very well still be sleep apnea. A sleep study would tell us for sure.

Answered 5/12/2017

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Dr. Aharon Wolf answered

Specializes in Preventive Medicine

Yes: Sleep apnea does not necessarily result in constant loud snoring. If you have other symptoms or risk factors for sleep apnea you should have a sleep study done that can rule out or in any apnea.

Answered 5/9/2017

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