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Sleep Apnea: It’s Not Just a Man’s Problem
When we think of sleep apnea, the image that often comes to mind is that of an older, overweight man. However, sleep apnea doesn’t just happen to older men—it can affect women too. In fact, for every 2 to 3 men diagnosed with sleep apnea, one woman has it as well. Could that woman be you?
Treatment Sleep Apnea: Not Just Snoring
Sleep apnea in women often presents differently than in men, making it easy to overlook. While snoring is a common symptom, it’s not always loud or frequent in women. Many women with sleep apnea remain undiagnosed simply because the signs are more subtle and less recognized.
Why Are Women Underdiagnosed?
Women are less likely to report chronic snoring, perhaps due to the misconception that it’s a “man’s problem” or simply because they find it embarrassing. Additionally, the milder and more subtle symptoms in women can often lead to a misdiagnosis or be dismissed altogether.
Don’t Ignore the Signs
Take Action Today
Recognizing the symptoms of sleep apnea is the first step toward better sleep and a healthier life. Don’t wait—get the help you need to sleep soundly and wake up refreshed.