by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Diseases and Conditions
There are more than 200 virus species that are known to infect humans. Not all are dangerous, but some have held the world on edge because of their extremely contagious nature and a high virulence that kills. The latest to join the ranks of “killers” is the... by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Health
Anti-snoring tips to stop you from snoring, aim at clearing an obstructed airway or better still, these measures prevent the blocking of your airway and ensure proper breathing, a night of good sleep and the required sleep hours Snoring, as explained in its causes, is... by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Diseases and Conditions
If self-help remedies to stop snoring when you sleep do not help and your snoring is bothering you and others and if you experience any typical symptoms and complications, you should see a sleep specialist. He will try to identify the causes why you snore through... by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Diseases and Conditions
Snoring is a natural phenomenon. About half of the world’s population snores at some time or the other. Some people snore occasionally while others are habitual snorers. There are other symptoms that accompany snoring and some health complications when it is due to... by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Diseases and Conditions
There are several reasons that cause you to snore and certain risk factors that make you prone. Snoring is produced during sleep due to some obstruction of the airway, which partially obstructs the movement of air to the lungs through either the mouth or nose or... by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Diseases and Conditions
What is Snoring? Meaning A snore or snoring is a hoarse sound that you produce from the mouth or nose when you breathe during sleep — usually when you breathe in. It occurs when the inspired turbulent air flows through the airway, causing the uvula and soft... by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Health
What is sleep apnea? Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder that occurs because your breathing during sleep is continuously interrupted. It has serious consequences if left untreated. Once confirmed, your doctor will start treatment, which may be conservative or surgical.... by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Health
Surgical treatment for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) involves the removal of excessive tissue that could be blocking your upper respiratory airway and restricting your breathing. There are various surgical treatment options, each for a specific indication and with a... by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Health
Many surgical procedures for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and loud snoring are offered, but uvulopalatopharyngoplasty (UPPP) is the most popular operation to restore your normal breathing and stop your snoring. While loud snoring is a glaring symptom, obstructive... by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Health
In people with mild to moderate cases of sleep apnea who cannot use continuous positive air pressure (CPAP) due to discomfort, an option would be to use an oral or dental sleep apnea device or appliance to relieve the patient’s symptoms and reduce the risks. Sleep...