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Vanessa
Expert May 2018

fs Snoring?

Vanessa, on April 12, 2018 at 12:44 AM Posted in Married Life 0 31
How do you deal with this problem?

31 Comments

Latest activity by Gunther, on December 18, 2019 at 10:45 AM
  • Kelly
    Champion October 2018
    Kelly ·
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    Made my FH make an appointment with a sleep doctor. He did a sleep study and is getting a sleep apnea machine. Before that he slept on the couch most nights haha.
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  • Vanessa
    Expert May 2018
    Vanessa ·
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    Please let me know if that works!
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  • E
    Super June 2018
    Erica ·
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    Sleep apnea machine is my best friend! He doesn't snore with it on!!
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  • Brandi
    Just Said Yes June 2019
    Brandi ·
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    I'm the snorer and I don't have sleep apnea, I have a deviated septum. I've had two surgeries to correct it to no avail so my guy is a saint and uses ear plugs.
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  • M
    Dedicated September 2020
    Mari ·
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    Lol I snore myself ... I guess that’s not a problem to him yet
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  • Jillian
    Devoted August 2018
    Jillian ·
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    FH only snores when it’s dry/he’s sick/allergies etc but snoring is like nails on a chalkboard to me. Once it wakes me up I can’t fall back asleep. Usually I end up on the couch after that. Or if he feels like he’s going to snore he’ll sleep on the couch (I go to bed hours before him so I never know until I wake up and he’s not there).
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    Super January 2019
    PalmTrees ·
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    I agree about the sleep apnea machine. My FH has it and he doesn’t snore when he wears it. I’m always on him about wearing it because I get worried about his health without it. I would very strongly suggest him talking to his doctor about getting a sleep study done because untreated sleep apnea is a very serious thing.
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  • Courtney
    Dedicated October 2019
    Courtney ·
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    My fh snores, he doesn’t have sleep apnea. I wear ear plugs, but if its a really bad snoring night then I blow up the inflatable mattress and sleep in the living room.
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  • A
    Dedicated May 2019
    Autumn ·
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    My ex-husband snored horribly, and I'm a sensitive sleeper. Believe It or Not, somehow you get used to it. My current FH thankfully doesn't have the problem, but eventually I learned to sleep right through it, yet still wake up to other noises in the house.
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  • Mrs.hays
    VIP April 2018
    Mrs.hays ·
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    FH doesn’t snore very loud and it’s only when he’s laying on his back. I just lightly roll him over and it’s quiet again.
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  • mjfortwedding
    Expert April 2018
    mjfortwedding ·
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    My mother and sister snore so bad and I lived with it my whole life so it doesn’t bother me but a sleep study to look for sleep apnea would be a start!
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  • FutureMrs.L
    Master September 2018
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    I have narrow sinuses, and a deviated septum, so i snore. FH wears ear plugs. I actually cried a few times when i woke up and he was on the couch. I feel awful. I’ve decided to see an ENT for surgery to fix the deviated septum, and my sinuses. Hopefully I won’t snore anymore. Lol 😆

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  • L
    Expert May 2018
    LIZ ·
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    Its sounds crazy, but my FH will snore occasionally and when he does, it's as though he knows he is and stops himself, usually by rolling over. He says he thinks about it once in awhile and doesn't want to wake me up so I think subconsciously he knows when he snores.
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  • Allison
    Expert October 2018
    Allison ·
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    FH snores really bad, especially when it's warm or dry. He wears masala strips and I wear ear plugs. But recently neither one of us has and I've been okay and not woken up much. I think in getting used to it.
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  • K
    Beginner April 2018
    Kara ·
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    I wear ear plugs to sleep. Have for the last 16 months. It was a life saver
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  • Cassidy
    VIP October 2017
    Cassidy ·
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    My mom is a terrible snorer too. But my husband only snores when he’s drunk. I slap him when we’re sleeping if he does.
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  • HufflePuffin
    Devoted June 2018
    HufflePuffin ·
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    Lol! My FH only snores on his back. So if he wakes me up, I poke at him until he rolls over to his side.


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  • Mrs. H
    Master September 2019
    Mrs. H ·
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    My FH snores, and the only time it really bugs me is when he sleeps on his back or when he's sick... that's when I have to go sleep in the guest room, lol.

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  • SoontobeMrsZ
    Dedicated June 2018
    SoontobeMrsZ ·
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    Look into smart Nora! Works wonders
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  • Happy Hedgie
    VIP September 2018
    Happy Hedgie ·
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    Smother him with his pillow? Smiley winking lol...

    It's probably best for him to seek medical advice. He may have sleep apnea or a deviated septum like mentioned above which would require intervention or it may simply be fixed by changing his sleep position, diet, or wearing nasal strips. You won't know what will work until you figure out the cause.

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