he keeps waking me out of a dead sleep and its making both of us mad..im not getting sleep, and he gets grumpy fom getting told to shut up all night long with kicks and nudges..any suggestions that work?

Okay, so here is the deal. Me and my husband have been married a little over 3 years. His snoring wasn’t a problem when we first got married because I was a deep sleeper. After we had our son I became a light sleeper. (I guess its a mom thing) I tried ear plugs, listening to music through my ipod all night, he tried breathe right strips, throat sprays, laying on his side, laying on his stomach. With the earplugs and music I could still hear his snoring so loudly that I couldn’t sleep. Also, the music made it hard for me to go to sleep, eventhough it was relaxing music. Laying on his side helps only a little. Laying on his stomach helps, but he says it hurts for him to lay on his stomach and ends up rolling back onto his side 10 minutes in. The throat sprays and breath right strips did absolutely nothing. Since neither one of us was getting sleep, me because of his snoring and him because I would wake him up and tell him to roll back onto his stomach, we took seperate bedrooms. We’ve had this sleeping arrangement for a little over 6 months now. However, we feel like it is damaging our marriage and want to start sleeping in the same bed again. Does anyone have some suggestions to help him stop snoring or help me sleep with his snoring or a combo of the two?

Also, I know most of you are going to ask if he is overweight and yes he is, but won’t do much to change it. I’ve already tried that to no avail. He can’t get tested at the doctors because if they discover that he has sleep apnia then he would loose his CDL’s and loose our only source of income because he has no other skills. (his words not mine) Please no comments about the weight or sleep apnia, I just need a solution right now.

Thanks so much to anyone that answers!!

How to get rid of snoring? Any grandma’s home remedy to get rid off snoring?

I hate people who snore so much.

ok well i am really ashamed of that i snore i want to go on class camp ..but my boy friend and mainly the whole of year 9 ,10’s,11’s and 12′z will be there and i don’t want to go cause i snore and is so embarrassing…
i saw this thing in the chemist its a ring you put it on your pinky finger and it stops you from snoring but its bucks and i don’t really think it will work..

Please some one help me out i am so ashamed…

My wife says I drive her crazy because I snore so much. Her friend said I might have sleep apnea. Anybody know what it is and what are the symptoms?

Reading the Q&A’s, a lot of people post questions like "my dog keeps blinking/snoring/scratching/whatever, what should I do?" and a lot of answers seem to be "take him to a vet".

OK, I may be over-exaggerating the issue a bit, but the point I’m trying to make is that a lot of answers & advice seem to be "take it to the vet" for what some may think is a relatively minor issue.

Now, I’m not saying it is unwise to take your pet to the vet if you are worried about his health, that’s really not what this question is about…

OK, forget all the above…
What I am really interested in is, how much does your vet charge for a ‘consultation’?
That is, before any treatment or medications. I’m talking about just the fee for the actual appointment.

I’m curious whether there is much of a variance between different vets in different cities.

Oh, and it would be useful to give the city/county you live.

I’ll start…

£36.50 (Bedfordshire- UK.
Sorry, I meant to type £26.50
OK, reading a couple of the replies, I’m not sure if my question was clear…

I’m asking about the CONSULTATION FEE for the APPOINTMENT ONLY.
NOT the cost of treatment or medicines.
Thanks.

Hello everyone. I’m a female, and I really want to stop my snoring habit, because it always seems to interfere with my daily life. Even if I sleep a full 10 hours, I still feel sleepy in the morning, which I think is because of snoring. I was wondering if there was a way to prevent it, or possibly get rid of it for good.