How do you make someone who's asleep stop snoring?

Answer 1

I used to have also problems with snoring, specially when I used to sleep on my back. While I am not into into surgical solutions I looked for an other options.
There are different solutions for snoring: exercises, different natural remedies, special pillows, and surgical pillar procedure.

Individually for me, the anti-snoring pillow did the trick. I have been trying different pillows and I would recommend a brand called Snoreless.

Answer 2

Snoring could be a sign of a serious sleeping disorder known as sleep apnea, where the snorer is actually stopping breathing multiple times each night. If the snorer has unusually loud snoring and stops breathing a few seconds throughout the night, you should see a doctor immediately so that a sleep study can be conducted to confirm sleep apnea. If they have sleep apnea there are many things that can be done to alleviate it, from dental guards to CPAP machines that keep air flowing continuously at night. Only a doctor can determine the best solution.

Perhaps it's not sleep apnea and maybe a person is snoring from a cold or maybe one too many drinks that night, have the snorer roll on to their side when sleeping. Sleeping on their back will only cause the snoring to get louder. There are also pillows that can help too, check this no-snore pillow from Sleepy's out.

Answer 3

I used to have also problems with snoring, specially when I used to sleep on my back. While I am not into into surgical solutions I looked for an other options.
There are different solutions for snoring: exercises, different natural remedies, special pillows, and surgical pillar procedure.

Individually for me, the anti-snoring pillow did the trick. I have been trying different pillows and I would recommend brand called Snoreless.

Answer 4

Sometimes position is the key. Raising the head or just getting them to roll over on a side might help.