mouth guard

[colin72]

been and got a mouth guard fitted at hospital still snoring is this normal to happen with a mouth guard and should not feel tired last night was the 2nd night using it

[Grumpy]

the cat liked it

I tried an aptly named MAD (Mandibular Advancement Device) a few years ago and couldn't get on with it at all. I spent a few weeks trying to watch telly with it in; with a towel on my chest to catch the dribbling.
Eventually I tried sleeping with it in but used to wake up to find the cat playing with it on the floor!

[martin]

Bit puzzled , do you do the MAD thing in conjunction with Cpap?

[Barely Awake]

Not usually I don't think, there would be no point. I do though wear a gum shield with cpap as I have bouts of bruxism and tongue biting and the gumshield stops it thankfully.

[martin]

Still hoping I can find something that will make me less paranoid about having a nap on the plane and scaring the pilot with the noise. Best one so far is the nose spready things, not perfect but apparently it makes me a bit quieter and slightly more tuneful.

[colin72]

Been back to hospital told doc don't think the mad is working told me to try the cap machine as well as the mad anyone else had to do this

[Fredxx]

on the Britishsnoring website they have an interactive test thing that guides you through finding what type of snoring you have,and what therapies may help. It does indicate therapies that work, but do be aware they are trying to sell you stuff as well!