I usually discuss the health effects of snoring; I would like to talk about another serious side effect that breaking snoring can lead to marriage. Often I meet married couples in my practice who are on their way. Both partners have been exhausted ... snoring takes paid body because of snoring, and the younger one, whose health has suffered greatly from the snoring of their partner, due to daytime fatigue acquired due to their ability to get a healthy full night.
According to a new study by the British Lung Foundation (BLF) 1, loud snoring causes more than a third of couples to sleep in separate beds at night. The foundation surveyed more than 2,500 adults through an online survey in the United Kingdom last spring. Even more decisive for these couples is the fact of 39%, who admit that they sleep separately, and the third part (33%) claims that she has become permanently asleep. Of course, sleeping apart from your significant friend all the time may not be healthy for a relationship. In addition to the noise of snoring creating distance between couples, snoring can also be a factor that leads to sexual dysfunction in men, according to a study2 reported in Journal of Sexual Medicine ,
When couples feel that snoring breaks their marriages, it is often because they are tired, irritable and tense. If they slept separately, most likely their relationship was undermined, and their communication faltered. Of course, the absence of intimidation - not only physically, but also relaxing interactions between comrades, such as talking on pillows, have worn them out.
How does compulsive snoring in marriage? In 2006, a study at the University of Illinois Medical Center in Rush3 determined that couples have a high divorce rate when a husband snores because of sleep apnea. Sleep apnea is the most serious of many causes of snoring, because it causes the snorer to stop breathing several times all night, which can lead to heart and lung problems, increased blood pressure and stroke. For many years, many snores have been associated with seeking treatment, because some of the most common treatments have included bulky sleep masks or surgeries. Fortunately, today there are a number of non-invasive methods of office work that successfully treat various types of snoring, such as the Pillar® procedure, balloon synopastia ™ and more based on the individual reason for your snoring.
Although I am not a marriage counselor or sex therapist, patients who come to the Manhattan snoring and sleep center take a positive step to correct their relationship and hopefully will not become one of the statistics on divorce because of snoring. They not only correct their relationships, but also control their health, which leads to a more fulfilling life.
My marine advice for snorers? Seek treatment and enjoy your partner again.
- The British Lung Foundation, on June 14, 2011, interviewing more than 2500 adults over 16 years of age through TNS from April 28 to May 3, 2011, ended online through OnlineBus.
- Hanak, V., Jacobson, DJ, McGree, ME, Sauver, JS, Lieber, MM, Olson, EJ, Somers, VK, Gades, NM and Jacobsen, SJ (2008), ORIGINAL RESEARCH MEN SEXUAL HEALTH: Snoring as a risk factor sexual dysfunction in men community. Journal of Sexual Medicine, 5: 898-908. doi: 10.1111 / j.1743-6109.2007.00706.x
- Center for Sleep Disorders at the University of Illinois Medical Center, Illinois: A study of sleeping couples, January 2006
