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Re: Spouse of a snorer!! HELP!!

Posted by Recent UPPP on October 15, 2001 at 08:02:20:

In Reply to: Re: Spouse of a snorer!! HELP!! posted by Zach on October 13, 2001 at 22:38:20:

Zach,
I have stitches that don't need to be removed. I also have had an itch and sometimes a sore spot on one side. I suspect that it has to do with the healing process. During my last visit, my surgeon was pleased with the way everything was healing. I will go back for another visit in mid-November. All in all, I'm pretty much back to normal, including eating hot Chinese food.

I did not have to use a CPAP machine. I did try one during my sleep study but couldn't tolerate it. What led me into this process in the first place was a bad case of snoring. I have noticed an improvement in sleep quality in that I don't need as many sleep hours and that I dream a lot more.

Good luck,
Pete

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