“Is there a pressure point to stop snoring?”
I have a snoring problem and want to treat it. Is there a pressure point to stop snoring?
11 Answers
I suggest you see a good acupuncturist to help you out with your snoring problem. It may take a little time, but you should gradually see improvement.
No specific points since each case has its own origin
snoring is a complex issue and requires a consultation with a practitioner. And probably many treatments, I encourage you to book a session with your preferred practitioner
There are many effective treatments for snoring but pressure points are not numbered among them. I would strongly encourage you to see a physician was for the midyear with this problem. That might include a sleep specialist or an otolaryngologist. Snoring can cause significant social stress and there is effective treatment available.
Lejla Fazlicic
Acupuncturist
No there is not a single pressure point to stop snoring.
Dr. Leila
Dr. Leila
Snoring will most likely not improve with Acupuncture and is most often affected the most by weight loss.
I don't know of any points to stop snoring, sorry. But check in with the acupuncturists around you. Maybe they've found something that helps that I just don't know about.
No, there is no pressure point to stop snoring, you need to have needle treatments to stop snoring.
No idea. I would consider getting screened for sleep apnea. A C-Pap may do you some good.
Never heard of one! If sleep apnea ruled out, consult with ENT.
I'm not aware of any pressure points/acupuncture points that would have any effect on snoring. There are lots of reasons why you might be snoring - some of those may be treatable via Chinese medicine and some of them may not.
For many, snoring can be related to weight. Losing weight will often improve the situation. Acupuncture/Chinese medicine can be some help in this regard, but they're not going to overcome poor food choices or poor eating habits.
For many, snoring can be related to weight. Losing weight will often improve the situation. Acupuncture/Chinese medicine can be some help in this regard, but they're not going to overcome poor food choices or poor eating habits.
