What should I do if I snore very loudly?

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  1. Dr. Steven C. Smart
     
    Loud snoring is often a marker of severe sleep apnea, which can significantly increase your risk of heart attack, stroke and sudden death. It can also aggravate hypertension and obesity. I would strongly recommend that you consider contacting our sleep center at NorthShore University HealthSystem or the sleep center of your choice for further evaluation.
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    Loud snoring is often a marker of severe sleep apnea, which can significantly increase your risk of heart attack, stroke and sudden death. It can also aggravate hypertension and obesity. I would strongly recommend that you consider... More
  2. Dr. Craig Schwimmer
     
    Discuss your snoring with your doctor! Loud, habitual snoring is the hallmark of sleep apnea, and you do not want to leave sleep apnea untreated. There are a variety of treatment options available, so the most important thing is to get evaluated by a doctor.
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    Discuss your snoring with your doctor! Loud, habitual snoring is the hallmark of sleep apnea, and you do not want to leave sleep apnea untreated. There are a variety of treatment options available, so the most important thing is to get evaluated by... More