Around one-sixth of all Americans suffer from chronic loud snoring at night, and that includes a fair few here in San Francisco. This can be a symptom of sleep apnea and may result in daytime sleepiness, fatigue, and loss of memory. Continue reading
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When It Comes to Words Hard to Spell and Say, Orthognathic Is Near the Top
“Orthognathic” is a pretty tough word to spell, and even to say. It comes from the Greek, “ortho” for straight and “gnathic” for jaw. If someone has a lisp, it must be even more difficult to say “orthognathic surgeon.” Continue reading
Sleep Apnea Surgery Can Cure San Francisco Sleeplessness (Really)
San Francisco is a busy town! It’s not New York City but it is a “city that never sleeps,” which is great if you want to party, but not so great if you work at a start-up or have a high-power job. Continue reading
Sleep Apnea is Common in San Francisco but There are Treatments
In San Francisco today, our lives are becoming more and more stressful. There seem to be so many things to do and so little time in which to do them. Continue reading
Do You Snore? Sleep Apnea Might be the Cause and Sleep Apnea Surgery in San Francisco Might be the Solution
Some 40 million Americans suffer from chronic snoring: that’s one sixth of the population. If your partner keeps you awake with loud snoring, or your partner complains that you snore too loudly, it could be that either of you is suffering from sleep apnea. If this is the case, it can cause several problems. Continue reading
Good News on Sleep Apnea: Surgical Options Right Here in San Francisco
Over 40 million Americans suffer from snoring, and it can be caused by sleep apnea which is an epidemic even here in the “health conscious” San Francisco Bay Area as well as in the US. Continue reading
Sleep Apnea Is Not something To Be Taken Lying Down!
How do you know if you have sleep apnea? The answer is that you probably do not. However, loud and constant snoring may be an indicator: if your partner complains about your snoring this could be a wake-up call. Continue reading