If you snore often, pay attention to these four major dangers of snoring!

Snoring is a medical term. According to folk sayings, snoring is actually snoring. Some people's snoring is so loud that it can be heard from two floors away. Men's snoring not only affects the people around them, but also means that there is a high possibility of danger to the body. Let's briefly analyze the four major hazards of men's snoring.

Pay attention to these four major hazards of snoring

1. Snoring affects the patient's normal oxygen intake, causing high levels of catecholamines in the patient's body, leading to insulin tolerance and greatly increasing the risk of diabetes.

2. The physical vibration of snoring can cause blood clots in the blood vessel wall to detach and embolize the cerebral blood vessels.

3. Snoring can cause patients to suffer from hypoxia during sleep. The harm of snoring can lead to an increase in red blood cells, increased blood viscosity, and slow blood flow, which in turn accelerates arteriosclerosis and causes cerebral thrombosis.

4. Snoring will increase the amplitude of blood pressure fluctuations, forcing the hardened cerebral blood vessels to rupture and cause cerebral hemorrhage.

In addition, patients often experience airway obstruction, leading to high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke and even sudden death.

Is snoring a disease? It depends on whether you have ever woken up from snoring.

Snoring is familiar to many people. It can occur in obese people or overworked people. Generally speaking, according to the results of sleep apnea monitoring, the incidence of snoring is highest in middle-aged obese men, followed by women and children. Factors that cause male snoring include obesity and thick neck, smoking and drinking, work pressure, hyperlipidemia, and long uvula; while female snoring is related to tonsil size and obesity; factors that cause children's snoring include enlarged adenoids and tonsils.