Snoring and Sleep Apnea

The air drawn by vacuuming towards the lungs by the expansion of the thorax and the contraction of the diaphragm during respiration 
creates a pulling effect on the walls along the respiratory tract, and due to this effect, the looseness of the soft tissues in places 
where the airway is narrow, and the opposing mucous surfaces contact each other. 
The sound of snoring occurs when the walls in the narrow areas of the airway loosen and collide as a result of vibration.

What are the effects of sleep apnea on human health?

Patients with sleep apnea have problems such as waking up tired in the morning and daytime sleepiness. 
Untreated sleep apnea can cause more serious disorders such as blood pressure, heart failure, lung problems, neurological problems, 
mood disorders, sexual dysfunctions in the following years. A diagnosis must be made and appropriate treatment must be given.

What is the benefit of surgical treatment in sleep apnea?

Treatment of patients diagnosed with sleep apnea can be divided into two options. 
ENT physicians are involved in the surgical treatment of the disease within the scope of surgical and medical treatment. 
Before surgical treatment, the patient with sleep apnea should be evaluated very well and should be treated with care. 
As a result of this evaluation, surgical intervention is performed.