Snore monitoring & tracking for sleep health
Sleep is closely related to heart health. Sleep monitoring for heart disease patients can help identify the following issues: 1. Heart burden: During sleep, the burden on the heart changes. For heart disease patients, the heart may experience additional stress and load during sleep. Monitoring sleep can help evaluate the function and workload of the …
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Snoring is related to high blood pressure, mainly caused by sleep apnea syndrome. In addition, it may also be related to physiological factors such as improper sleeping posture and excessive fatigue. 1. Hypertension Secondary hypertension is generally considered to be related to kidney disease, brain lesions, sleep apnea syndrome, and other conditions. Snoring may be …
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It is understood that people who snore for a long time are likely to suffer from OSAHS. Approximately three thousand people worldwide die from this disease every day, and almost all patients have a history of snoring during sleep, with approximately one in five snorers suffering from this disease. If sleep monitoring confirms that snoring has …
The development of a smart mattress app can monitor users’ sleep status, allowing them to sleep more securely. The living pressure of modern urbanites is increasing, and having a good sleep state is particularly important. The smart mattress and app not only allows users to sleep soundly, but also displays their sleep status on the app, allowing …
Nowadays, we all live in the era of intelligence, more and more things become intelligent, including mattresses. When we enter the smart home market, we will be attracted by all kinds of black technology smart mattresses in front of us, but so many mattresses rush into the market at once, which inevitably makes people have …
1. Dysplasia of the maxilla and mandible, or deformity of the maxilla and mandible, which is one of the important reasons for the onset of sleep apnea syndrome. 2. Abnormal pathological changes in the upper airway anatomy, including nasal or nasopharyngeal stenosis, laryngeal stenosis, etc. In addition, factors such as abnormal tension of the upper …
1. Enhance physical exercise, maintain good living habits, pay attention to sleep hygiene, take a warm bath or soak your feet before going to bed, and do not play with your mobile phone before going to bed at night. 2. Lose weight and control weight. Fat precipitation in the upper airway soft tissue of obese …
1. Snoring. That is what we usually call snoring, which is medically called obstructive sleep apnea hypopnea syndrome (OSAHS) , insomnia, fatigue, emotional disorders, etc. 2, Narcolepsy. Mainly manifested as uncontrollable drowsiness, cataplexy, sleep paralysis (commonly known as ghost press), sleep hallucinations and nighttime sleep disturbances. In addition to the medical history, the diagnosis of …
Snoring is a ubiquitous sleep phenomenon. At present, most people don’t take it seriously, and some people regard snoring as a sign of sound sleep. In fact, snoring is the enemy of health. Because snoring causes sleep apnea repeatedly, it causes severe hypoxia in the brain and blood, resulting in hypoxemia, which induces hypertension, cerebrovascular …
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Snoring is a very common disease. If it is not pay attention to in life, it may even lead to sudden death. Snoring is a very harmful thing. So what are the effects of this situation on the body? 1. suffocation The airway of snoring patients is narrow, and they need to open their mouth to …
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