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    When should I be concerned about snoring or sleep apnoea?

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  • Dr Nicholas M Phillips

    Ear Nose and Throat (ENT) Surgeon

    Dr Nicholas Phillips is a paediatric and adult ENT surgeon who has advanced training and subspeciality expertise in paediatric and adult nasal obstruction, snoring and … View Profile

    Snoring is common, but it should be assessed if there are signs that breathing during sleep may be affected, such as pauses in breathing or persistent poor-quality sleep. This may impact daytime function, fatigue levels, and overall quality of rest and wellbeing.

    In children, snoring and sleep-related breathing issues may sometimes be related to enlarged tonsils or adenoids, which can contribute to airway obstruction during sleep.

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