Deviated Septum

LegacyUser · 2007-04-03 08:36:04

I'm having a bit of a problem at the moment, I have a deviated septum which i'm hoping to get fixed this summer, however my partner is a light sleeper, as such if and inevitably when I do start snoring it wakes her up. This causes her to get a very bad night sleep leaving me feeling guilty and her cranky and annoyed. I…

03-04-2007 09:36AM

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I'm having a bit of a problem at the moment, I have a deviated septum which i'm hoping to get fixed this summer, however my partner is a light sleeper, as such if and inevitably when I do start snoring it wakes her up. This causes her to get a very bad night sleep leaving me feeling guilty and her cranky and annoyed.

I have tried lots of different things such as those nasal devices that supposedly stop snoring, and breathing through my mouth when I sleep but to no avail, has anyone else got any suggestions.

thx

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Go to your pharmacist/doctor.

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