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Snoring can warn of some of the following health risks:
When experiencing any health problems related to snoring symptoms, patients can go to medical facilities to detect the cause of snoring and the risk of health effects for timely treatment.
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When is polysomnography indicated?
Sleep plays a very important role in ensuring human health. Our lives will be greatly affected if we suffer from sleep disorders. Therefore, patients with these disorders need to be diagnosed early and treated promptly, polysomnography is a technique that significantly supports the diagnosis of sleep disorders.
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What disease will polysomnography help detect?
Polysomnography is a medical term, a method of measuring the body's activities during sleep. A polysomnography machine is used to measure sleep polygraphs to diagnose the causes of sleep disorders. So what is a polysomnography machine, what diseases can it detect and how is it used?
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What types of insomnia are there?
Insomnia is a common sleep disorder that makes it difficult to fall asleep or stay asleep. There are many types of insomnia, each of which can interfere with your ability to function during the day. Therefore, if insomnia is not treated early, it can seriously affect your health.
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How long is insomnia considered abnormal?
Insomnia is a sleep disorder that makes it difficult to fall asleep or get enough sleep. This condition can last from a short time, from one night to several weeks, or even last for several months. If not improved, insomnia can cause effects on health as well as work productivity.
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Frequent insomnia warns of what?
Everyone needs to get enough sleep to ensure good health. If you often suffer from insomnia or chronic insomnia, it will be related to many chronic diseases, which can lead to colon cancer and breast cancer.
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Quiz: Are you at risk for sleep apnea?
Sleep apnea lasting 10 seconds or more can lead to a lack of oxygen throughout the body, affecting organs such as the heart, lungs, brain, etc. and causing many dangerous diseases. Are you at risk of sleep apnea? The 13 multiple choice questions below will help you find the answer.
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