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Is snoring a bad sign of the health or it is normal?
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Sleep apnea: Snoring is associated with sleep apnea, narrowing of the upper airway, structural variations of palate and uvula, sinus issues. If sleep problems are present, such as daytime sleepiness, this indicates need for further evaluation.
Answered 1/25/2021
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