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7 Different Factors that Causes Sleep Apnea

Unusual breathing during sleep indicates the symptom of Sleep Apnea. Amongst the diagnosed people around 2%-9% of adults get affected by Sleep Apnea. Sleep apnea is a sleeping disorder in which the breathing of the person starts or repeatedly stops while sleeping. Read this file to know more about 7 different factors that causes sleep apnea.tttt<br>

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7 Different Factors that Causes Sleep Apnea

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  1. 7 DIFFERENT FACTORS THAT CAUSES SLEEP APNEA

  2. ● Unusual breathing during sleep indicates the symptom of Sleep Apnea. ● Sleep Apnea. Amongst the diagnosed people around 2%-9% of adults get affected by ● Sleep Apnea can affect adults and even children. It is most common in men. ● Sleep Apnea can affect you with more diseases if not treated on time.

  3. 7 factors that cause Sleep Apnea:  Overweight or Obesity: Due to excess weight or Obesity the airway can get blocked. The side tissues at the backside of the palate collapse, while you are asleep.  Family history: Sleep Apnea can also be caused if any one or more relatives in your family have suffered Sleep Apnea.  Nasal Congestion: There are some people whose ability to breathe using the nose is lessened, which is nasal congestion. Such people are also prone to Sleep Apnea.  Abnormal hormones: The hormonal conditions like excessive growth of hormones or acromegaly and underactive thyroid or hypothyroidism can cause Sleep Apnea. The tissues close to the airway may swell or enhances the chance of obesity.  Smoking: The people who smoke and especially those with excessive smoking are found high at risk of Sleep Apnea in comparison to those who don't smoke.  Sleeping with back support: When you sleep on your back, the tissues can easily get collapsed in this sleeping position. Thus, the airway may get blocked and make breathing difficult.  Alcohol and sedatives: The consumption of alcohol and sedatives relaxes the throat muscles. This habit can not only cause but also make Sleep Apnea worse.

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