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With overweight people , fatty tissues that build up in the neck or throatcan causesleep apnea issues

a folding or collapse of the airways during sleep(passive) is caused byapnoea / sleep apnea

the obstruction of the upper airway due to a collapse of the soft tissue at the back of the throat during sleep(passive) is caused byObstructive sleep apnea

obstruction or blockage in the air passage resulting from the narrowing of collapse of the upper airway(passive) is caused byObstructive sleep apnea

when your tongue and the relaxed tissues in the back of your throat block your airway while you sleep(passive) is causedObstructive sleep apnea

relaxation of the upper airway muscles during sleep and subsequent blockage of the airway by the tonsils , uvula or fatty tissue(passive) can be caused byObstructive sleep apnea

when the tongue and soft palate collapse onto the back of the throat during sleep , blocking the upper airway(passive) is causedObstructive sleep apnea

when the soft tissues of your throat or your tongue collapse or roll back to block the airway(passive) is causedObstructive sleep apnea

Chronic nasal congestion , either from allergies or an anatomical problem , can cause a swollen or obstructed airway or nasal passage during sleepcausingsleep apnea

when your airway becomes partially or completely blocked by your tongue or other oral tissues while you sleep , which prevents you from breathing(passive) is causedObstructive sleep apnea

obstructions in the airway , such as the tongue rolling back in the throat or collapsed tissues in the airway(passive) is caused byObstructive sleep apnea

obstructions or blockages in the airway , such as the tongue rolling back in the throat or collapsed tissues in the airway(passive) is caused byObstructive sleep apnea

some physical obstruction ( like relaxed throat muscles ) of the airways(passive) is caused byobstructive sleep apnea

blockages in the airway , such as the tongue rolling back in the throat or collapsed tissues in the airway(passive) is caused byObstructive sleep apnea

the collapse of muscles in the back of the throat during sleep(passive) caused byobstructive sleep apnea

when your tongue or other muscles relax and block your airway when you sleep(passive) is causedObstructive sleep apnea

when the soft tissues of the throat collapse due to muscle relaxation , blocking the airway(passive) is usually causedObstructive sleep apnea

soft tissues blocking your airway when you sleep(passive) is usually caused byObstructive sleep apnea

an over - relaxation of the throat muscles during sleep(passive) is essentially caused byObstructive sleep apnea

by tissues in the airways that collapse or block the airway during sleep(passive) is caused bySleep apnea

the contributing factorscausesleep apnea ( apnoea

other disorders or conditions , such as enlarged tongue muscles that block the air passages when you sleep(passive) can be caused bySleep apnea

the collapse of the soft tissues of the throat during sleep , which blocks the airways and obstructs breathing(passive) is most commonly caused bySleep apnea

obesity , nasal obstruction , drug overdose or anything that causes over relaxation or obstruction of the muscles of the throat(passive) can be caused byObstructive sleep apnea

relaxed throat muscles , which block your airway while you sleep(passive) is caused bySleep apnea

the relaxation of soft tissue in the back of the throat that blocks the passage of air(passive) is caused byObstructive sleep apnea

by repetitive collapse of the upper airway during sleep(passive) is caused byObstructive sleep apnea

when the tongue and soft palate collapse during sleep(passive) is causedObstructive sleep apnea

a physical blockage of the airway(passive) is caused byObstructive sleep apnea

physical blockage of the airway(passive) is caused byObstructive sleep apnea

the repetitive collapse of the muscles of the surrounding upper airway during sleep(passive) is caused byObstructive sleep apnea

the relaxation of the muscles at the back of your throat , which allows tissues to block your airway when you are at rest(passive) is caused byObstructive Sleep Apnea

the obstruction of the airway during sleep and the stopping of breathing while sleeping(passive) is caused bySleep apnea

multiple factors , including the size of the airway , fat in the neck , size of the tongue , throat , tonsils , adenoids , etc(passive) can be caused bySleep apnea

a physical obstruction of the airway(passive) is caused byobstructive sleep apnea

either the relaxing of the throat muscles ( obstructive sleep apnea ) or problems with the brain transmitting the breathing response ( central sleep apnea(passive) is caused bySleep apnea

blocking the airway of the throat(passive) is caused byObstructive sleep apnea

the obstruction of the airway that is blocked by the soft tissues of the throat(passive) is caused bySleep apnea

blockage in the airway(passive) is caused byObstructive sleep apnea

a blockage of the airway(passive) is caused byObstructive sleep apnea

you to develop the diseasecould causeyou to develop the disease

to that feelingwill ... leadto that feeling

the raceis leadingthe race

to major health problems that include high blood pressure , heart problems , and an overall negative effect on our well - beingcan leadto major health problems that include high blood pressure , heart problems , and an overall negative effect on our well - being

problems sleeping Sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder with symptoms such as one or more pauses in breathing or shallow breaths while you sleepcausesproblems sleeping Sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder with symptoms such as one or more pauses in breathing or shallow breaths while you sleep

excessive daytime fatigue , sleepiness , and severe morning headachescould causeexcessive daytime fatigue , sleepiness , and severe morning headaches

a person to stop breathing repeatedly during their sleep?often for as long as a minute or more , and up to hundreds of times during the nightcausesa person to stop breathing repeatedly during their sleep?often for as long as a minute or more , and up to hundreds of times during the night

high blood pressure and other cardiovascular disease , memory problems , weight gain , impotency , headaches , excessive daytime fatigue and drowsinesscan causehigh blood pressure and other cardiovascular disease , memory problems , weight gain , impotency , headaches , excessive daytime fatigue and drowsiness

pauses in breathing or shallow breaths while you sleepcausespauses in breathing or shallow breaths while you sleep

individuals to have one or more pauses in breathing or shallow breaths during sleepcausesindividuals to have one or more pauses in breathing or shallow breaths during sleep

symptoms like excessive daytime fatigue , poor concentration , loud snoring , gasping for air during sleep , and morning headachescausessymptoms like excessive daytime fatigue , poor concentration , loud snoring , gasping for air during sleep , and morning headaches

your breathing to become shallow or stop completely during sleep , sometimes repeatedly in a nightcausesyour breathing to become shallow or stop completely during sleep , sometimes repeatedly in a night

daytime sleepiness , loud snoring and breathing interruption at nightcan causedaytime sleepiness , loud snoring and breathing interruption at night

fatigue , irritability , depression , morning headaches , high blood pressure , heart problems , and morecan causefatigue , irritability , depression , morning headaches , high blood pressure , heart problems , and more

breathing to repeatedly stop and start during sleepcausesbreathing to repeatedly stop and start during sleep

the breathing to repeatedly stop and start during sleepcausesthe breathing to repeatedly stop and start during sleep

excessive fatigue and the development of hypertension , stroke , diabetes , and depressioncausesexcessive fatigue and the development of hypertension , stroke , diabetes , and depression

a person to frequently stop breathing for brief periods during sleepcausesa person to frequently stop breathing for brief periods during sleep

people to stop breathing for brief periods ... interrupts sleep throughout the night and causes sleepiness during the daycausespeople to stop breathing for brief periods ... interrupts sleep throughout the night and causes sleepiness during the day

excessive daytime sleepiness or fatigue , as well as morning headaches and memory losscausesexcessive daytime sleepiness or fatigue , as well as morning headaches and memory loss

patients to have pauses in breathing or shallow breaths while sleepingcausespatients to have pauses in breathing or shallow breaths while sleeping

a person to stop breathing repeatedly during sleepcausesa person to stop breathing repeatedly during sleep

to snoring , excessive daytime sleepiness , morning headaches and irritabilityoften leadsto snoring , excessive daytime sleepiness , morning headaches and irritability

to snoring , excessive daytime sleepiness , morning headaches and irritabilityoften leadsto snoring , excessive daytime sleepiness , morning headaches and irritability

breathing to stop repeatedly during sleepcausesbreathing to stop repeatedly during sleep

breathing to stop repeatedly during sleepcausesbreathing to stop repeatedly during sleep

a person to stop breathing during sleep hundreds of times for 10 seconds or more at a timemay causea person to stop breathing during sleep hundreds of times for 10 seconds or more at a time

shallow or brief pauses in breathing while sleepingcausesshallow or brief pauses in breathing while sleeping

you to temporarily stop breathing during sleep and snoringcausesyou to temporarily stop breathing during sleep and snoring

pauses in breathing for short periods as you sleepcausespauses in breathing for short periods as you sleep

when breathing pauses during sleepcan contributewhen breathing pauses during sleep

such excessive sleepiness , depression and high blood pressureleadssuch excessive sleepiness , depression and high blood pressure

breathing to stop and start during sleepcausesbreathing to stop and start during sleep

people with the disorder to stop breathing for short periods of time throughout the night while they sleepcausespeople with the disorder to stop breathing for short periods of time throughout the night while they sleep

individuals to have one or more pauses in breathing , or shallow breathing , during sleepcausesindividuals to have one or more pauses in breathing , or shallow breathing , during sleep

frequent pauses of breathing to occur during sleepcausesfrequent pauses of breathing to occur during sleep

a person to stop breathing for periods as they sleepcausesa person to stop breathing for periods as they sleep

your breathing to repeatedly stop and start during the nightcausesyour breathing to repeatedly stop and start during the night

excessive fatigue and the event of high blood pressure , stroke , diabetes , and depressioncausesexcessive fatigue and the event of high blood pressure , stroke , diabetes , and depression

fatigue it causes snoring or periods of no breathing when asleepcausesfatigue it causes snoring or periods of no breathing when asleep

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