Not always. Snoring can occur on its own, but if it’s loud, frequent and accompanied by choking sounds, daytime tiredness or pauses in breathing, it could be a sign of OSA and should be assessed.
Not always. Snoring can occur on its own, but if it’s loud, frequent and accompanied by choking sounds, daytime tiredness or pauses in breathing, it could be a sign of OSA and should be assessed.