What are the harmful manifestations of snoring? Snoring is often referred to as snoring in daily life and is very common, mainly occurring in male populations. Many people believe that snoring is a normal phenomenon and does not require treatment, but it is not. Let's learn about the dangers of snoring together.
The hazards of snoring:
1. Long term snoring in women: Snoring can lead to mouth breathing, respiratory pauses, and chronic hypoxia. Due to poor circulation of qi and blood, women may experience symptoms such as pale complexion, rough skin, obesity and bloating, bad breath and bitter taste, menstrual disorders, and even dysmenorrhea; Due to poor sleep quality, women may experience symptoms such as dark circles, large eye bags, crow's feet, loose facial skin, dullness, and aging. Such women cannot improve their aura with any cosmetics or clothing, and in severe cases, they may even enter menopause 3-15 years earlier.
2. Long term snoring in children: Children who snore frequently during nighttime sleep may cry and wake up due to frequent interruptions in sleep. If a child cannot sleep well at night, they will definitely lack energy during the day, manifested as being inactive or overly active, refusing to eat, lacking patience and endurance to complete a task, and so on. Over time, these will have a huge negative impact on children, including growth retardation, lower height, weight, intellectual development, etc. compared to normal children of the same age.
3. Middle aged men snoring: not only harmful to the body, but also to the mind and kidneys. Also, the loud snoring at night can make it difficult for those around us to fall asleep, which can lead to poor social relationships in the long run. Many close friends also do not keep in touch. Furthermore, people who snore all night are prone to headaches, dizziness, fatigue, insomnia, forgetfulness, sexual dysfunction, kidney deficiency, weakened immune system, and many other chronic diseases such as hypertension and vascular disease are more favored by these people during the day.
4. Snoring in the elderly: Snoring can cause dementia symptoms in the elderly, whose physical functions are gradually declining. Elderly people with heart disease, hypertension, and arterial disease have a doubled probability of accidents (such as sudden death), and many people cannot wake up at all. We hope everyone takes it seriously!
I believe that based on the above introduction, you should have a detailed understanding and recognition of the hazards of snoring. The editor of Seeking Medical Advice website needs to remind all snoring patients and their families that they must seek timely treatment for severe snoring.