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Sinus and nasal conditions diagnosed with video endoscopy — from chronic sinusitis to a deviated septum.
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Sleep & Snoring Clinic in Chennai
Loud or frequent snoring isn't just disruptive — it can be a sign of an obstructed airway that's also affecting sleep quality and oxygen levels overnight. Our Sleep & Snoring Clinic examines the nose, throat and airway to identify the physical cause of snoring or suspected sleep apnea, rather than treating it as background noise.
Where an anatomical cause is found — such as a deviated septum, enlarged tonsils/adenoids, or nasal blockage — surgical and non-surgical options are discussed based on what's actually driving the problem.
Conditions We Treat
- Chronic snoring
- Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)
- Nasal or airway obstruction affecting sleep
- Enlarged tonsils or adenoids affecting breathing
- Daytime fatigue linked to poor sleep quality
Our Approach
How We Diagnose & Treat It
Airway examination
Nasal endoscopy and throat assessment to locate the source of obstruction.
Sleep history review
Understanding snoring pattern, witnessed breathing pauses, and daytime symptoms.
Treatment discussion
Ranging from lifestyle and positional advice to surgical correction where an anatomical cause is confirmed.
Follow-up
To assess whether sleep quality and symptoms have improved.
Questions Answered
Frequently Asked Questions
Is snoring always a sign of sleep apnea?
Not always, but frequent loud snoring — especially with witnessed pauses in breathing or daytime fatigue — is a reason to get assessed rather than assume it's harmless.
Can snoring be treated without surgery?
Often, yes. Depending on the cause, treatment can range from lifestyle changes and nasal treatment to devices, with surgery considered only when a clear anatomical obstruction is identified.
What happens during a sleep and snoring consultation?
We review your sleep and snoring pattern, examine your nose and throat, and use nasal endoscopy where relevant to identify any physical cause of obstruction.
Do I need a sleep study?
A sleep study may be recommended if obstructive sleep apnea is suspected, to measure breathing patterns and oxygen levels overnight.
Can weight loss help with snoring?
For some patients, yes — excess weight around the neck and throat can contribute to airway narrowing, and weight loss may improve symptoms alongside other treatment.
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