Sharing a bed with a chronic snorer can be a significant challenge that puts strain on your relationship. The nightly disruption caused by the loud, grating noise can result in sleepless nights, leading to separate sleeping arrangements, resentment, and in some extreme cases, even divorce.

Surprisingly, snoring is the third most common cause of divorce. Your habitual snoring could be the culprit behind your partner's persistent fatigue and negative mood. The abrupt gasps for air during the night, a characteristic symptom of sleep apnea, may be causing them worry and anxiety. Snoring can thus be an indicator of a more severe issue like sleep apnea.

Both snoring and sleep apnea have been found to induce tension among couples and even cause breakups. Dr. Greenman is here to help. He believes that no couple should have to suffer because of the effects of snoring and sleep apnea, especially when multiple treatments are readily available.