Snoring Can Be A Sign Of Sleep Apnea

“It's been awkward and inconvenient and expensive to get a sleep test, and now that should be improved”

Loud snoring doesn't just annoy your spouse. It could signal dangerous sleep apnea, yet millions go undiagnosed.

A government move may help change that. Medicare is poised to allow at-home testing for sleep apnea, letting people snooze in their own beds instead of spending the night in a sleep laboratory.

It's a controversial proposal, but potentially a far-reaching one. Some 18 million Americans are estimated to suffer from sleep apnea, yet specialists think fewer than half know it. Read more

[Kathleen -Manteca]

My husband works nights and sleeps during the day. We have 3-kids so we put a fan in the bedroom to block out the noise. We can hear my husband snore from out in the livingroom. When we have company we like to sit in the livingroom and laugh.