Snoring Treatment Huntington Park CA
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Midway Sleep Lab
(323) 930-0422
5901 W. Olympic Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
Midway Sleep Lab
(323) 930-0422
5901 W. Olympic Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90036
Miller Children's Hospital
(562) 424-4815
2801 Atlantic Avenue
Long Beach, CA
Miller Children's Hospital
(562) 424-4815
2801 Atlantic Avenue
Long Beach, CA 90806
Insurance
Insurance: PPO, POS, Private, HMO, Medi Cal, CCS and many others.
Glendale Adventist MC Sleep Disorders Center Glendale Adventist Medical Center
(818) 409-8323
1509 Wilson Terrace
Glendale, CA
Glendale Adventist MC Sleep Disorders Center Glendale Adventist Medical Center
(818) 409-8323
1509 Wilson Terrace
Glendale, CA 91206
Doctors Refferal
Not necessary
Ages Seen
16 months and up
Insurance
Insurance: All
Medicare: Yes
Medicaid: No
Peninsula Pulmonary Medical Associates Sleep Center
(310) 378-7533
23550 Hawthorne Boulevard
Torrance, CA
Peninsula Pulmonary Medical Associates Sleep Center
(310) 378-7533
23550 Hawthorne Boulevard
Torrance, CA 90505
UCLA Sleep Disorders Laboratory and Center UCLA/Santa Monica Hospital
(310) 319-4063
1250 16th Street
Santa Monica, CA
UCLA Sleep Disorders Laboratory and Center UCLA/Santa Monica Hospital
(310) 319-4063
1250 16th Street
Santa Monica, CA 90402
Ages Seen
0-99 (infants-adults of all ages)
Tower Sleep Medicine
(310) 657-3792
8635 West Third Street
Los Angeles, CA
Tower Sleep Medicine
(310) 657-3792
8635 West Third Street
Los Angeles, CA 90048
Ages Seen
> or equal to 12
MemorialCare Sleep Disorders Center Long Beach Memorial Medical Center
(562) 424-6480
2651 Elm Avenue
Long Beach, CA
MemorialCare Sleep Disorders Center Long Beach Memorial Medical Center
(562) 424-6480
2651 Elm Avenue
Long Beach, CA 90806
Insurance
Insurance: PPO, POS, Private, HMO, Medicare, Medi-Cal
Medicare: Yes
Medicaid: Yes
Sleep Disorders Center Torrance Memorial Hospital
(310) 325-9110 x7571
3333 Skypark Drive
Torrance, CA
Sleep Disorders Center Torrance Memorial Hospital
(310) 325-9110 x7571
3333 Skypark Drive
Torrance, CA 90505
Doctors Refferal
Necessary
Ages Seen
5 years and over
Insurance
Insurance: Yes, with prior authorization.
Medicare: Yes
Medicaid: Yes
St. John's Sleep Disorders Center St. John's Medical Plaza
(310) 586-0843
1301 Twentieth Street
Santa Monica, CA
Sleep Disorders Institute St. Jude Medical Center
(714) 446-7240
1915 Sunny Crest Drive
Fullerton, CA
Sleep Disorders Institute St. Jude Medical Center
(714) 446-7240
1915 Sunny Crest Drive
Fullerton, CA 92835
Insurance
Insurance: PPO, Managed Care, Medicare
Loud, persistent snoring is a sign that your airways are blocked, preventing normal breathing. For some, this may be a warning of a serious medical condition. But for many people, snoring is simply a noisy nuisance. If you (or someone who sleeps close to you) suffer from occasional or mild snoring, these home remedies should help ensure a better night's sleep. Most products sold over the counter to eliminate or diminish snoring are a waste of money. Nasal strips, lubricating mouth sprays and specially shaped "no snore" pillows simply don't work, according to testing done by the U.S. Air Force Medical Center in San Antonio. What might help, are some adjustments to your bedding and a few lifestyle changes. - Wedge something under your mattress to raise your head, neck and shoulders about four inches. Or use piles of regular pillows or wedges to hold you in an inclined sleeping position that supports your spine but at the same time diminish snoring. The principle is simple: Sleeping in a more upright position reduces the effects of gravity on the respiratory system to ease sleep-related breathing problems.
- Sleep on your side, rather than on your back. Snoring occurs when people sleep flat on their backs. It may help to lean against a body-length pillow so that you don't roll over flat on your back during the night.
- Wait at least four hours after drinking alcohol before going to bed. Alcoholic beverages relax the muscles in your airway, which can block breathing while you sleep. After several hours, some of the alcohol you consumed will have been eliminated from your body.
- Lose weight, if necessary, and maintain a healthy weight and good muscle tone by exercising almost every day. Getting fit helps reduce fat deposits in your throat that contribute to airway blockage.
- Try to sleep naturally by establishing regular sleep patterns rather than depending on sleeping pills or tranquilizers. Like alcohol, these and other medications relax you and your airway muscles.
According to the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, acupuncture that targets the immune system can help resolve snoring due to swollen nasal passages in people with sinusitis. A sinus wash, also called nasal irrigation, with a saline solution or spray, is also recommended to reduce inflammation that leads to snoring. If natural methods don't eliminate or reduce snoring, speak to your physician. Loud, irregular and chronic snoring may be a sign of a potentia... |
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