Snoring!
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Mactac

Original Poster:

645 posts

222 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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Hi my names Mac,
And I'm a snorer
(Apparently)


There, that's the First hurdle achieved.

Are these 'breathe right' strips worth a try, or is my money better spent on
'The private clinic' (big advert in Todays Times)

And how much does this laser treatment cost?




Personal history;
47 Year old
Non-smoker
Non-drinker

Possibly non-married if I don't get this sorted, ...and I like being married,



Please help



Mac

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

284 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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Celebrate it, old chap...

I could snore for England...

oldbanger

4,328 posts

267 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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It's worth speaking to your doc about this as there may be other things that could be done. I got my adenoids removed a few years ago, and don't snore any more.

sleep envy

62,260 posts

278 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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only going under the knife works

waiting to see a consultant myself (I like getting my leg over)

Plotloss

67,280 posts

299 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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sleep envy said:
only going under the knife works

waiting to see a consultant myself (I like getting my leg over)
Do they offer sex on the NHS now then?

No wonder it costs so fking much to run.

Mind you, seamed stockings, nice action.

willyworm

433 posts

268 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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Could be "sleep acnea" worth seeing your Docter about. I have it and been told I have to go to hospital in 13 weeks for a sleep in for a full diagnosis.

Mactac

Original Poster:

645 posts

222 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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Its gone beyond amusing for Mrs Mac, and I suspect it keeps her awake prompting ribbing during night

(Mine)

2 sMoKiN bArReLs

32,015 posts

264 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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sleep envy said:
waiting to see a consultant myself (I like getting my leg over)
yikes You plant to roger your consultant!!!?

sleep envy

62,260 posts

278 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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Plotloss said:
Mind you, seamed stockings, nice action.
and bed bath

:wibble:

Plotloss

67,280 posts

299 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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willyworm said:
Could be "sleep acnea" worth seeing your Docter about. I have it and been told I have to go to hospital in 13 weeks for a sleep in for a full diagnosis.
Is that where you go to bed with clear skin and wake up looking like a pox ridden 15 year old?

Mactac

Original Poster:

645 posts

222 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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StEvE your simply crave the level of attention showered on us snorers,

If only your choice of wheels inspired such devotion

sleep envy

62,260 posts

278 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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Plotloss said:
Is that where you go to bed with clear skin and wake up with a pox ridden 15 year old?
so, so wrong

5MUG

734 posts

293 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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My hubby snores too! As a short term remedy your OH could try these earplugs. They are called Bio...something and you can get them in Boots. They come in a pack of 6 and are soft and squidgy and can mould to your ear. Worth a try! HTH

ali_kat

32,154 posts

250 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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sleep envy said:
only going under the knife works

waiting to see a consultant myself (I like getting my leg over)
You snore THAT badly??!!!! rofl

Plotloss

67,280 posts

299 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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sleep envy said:
Plotloss said:
Is that where you go to bed with clear skin and wake up with a pox ridden 15 year old?
so, so wrong
Look, I was drunk, I fancied a pizza, it started well and is not an experience I want to relive.

JonRB

80,045 posts

301 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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I snore terribly (my wife reliably informs me) and I'm an order of magnitude worse if drunk. Sometimes it's so bad I wake myself up! Christ knows how my wife copes - fortunately she's a very heavy sleeper.

If I lost a few stone it would probably help matters enormously.

sleep envy

62,260 posts

278 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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ali_kat said:
sleep envy said:
only going under the knife works

waiting to see a consultant myself (I like getting my leg over)
You snore THAT badly??!!!! rofl
I have been known to wake up the people sleeping on the floor above...

anonymous-user

83 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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sleep envy said:
ali_kat said:
sleep envy said:
only going under the knife works

waiting to see a consultant myself (I like getting my leg over)
You snore THAT badly??!!!! rofl
I have been known to wake up the people sleeping on the floor above...
My snoring is odd, in that it isn't actually very loud, but I've been reliably informed that it sounds a lot like an old Ford CVH enginehehe

God knows what they're all complaining about, I can't hear a thingbiggrin

ali_kat

32,154 posts

250 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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sleep envy said:
ali_kat said:
sleep envy said:
only going under the knife works

waiting to see a consultant myself (I like getting my leg over)
You snore THAT badly??!!!! rofl
I have been known to wake up the people sleeping on the floor above...
Am Soooooo pleased you didn't make it to dinner with Pete laugh

skeggysteve

5,724 posts

246 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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Symbolica said:
...

God knows what they're all complaining about, I can't hear a thingbiggrin
yes

Me neither - don't know what she's moaning about biggrin