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Old 07-13-2017, 11:04 AM #3
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I am sorry to read about your experiences.

As far as your "mild snoring" is concerned, it might indicate sleep apnea, which can have unpleasant consequences.

This might be worth discussing with your sleep doctor - there are ways in which sleep apnea can be diagnosed and treated.
I asked him about that and he said it wasnt apnea. I did notice marks in the hypopnea graph and asked him about if everything was still in normal range. he said yes.
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