Pulmonary Medicine

Sleep Apnea & Sleep Disorders

Evaluation of snoring, disturbed sleep and daytime tiredness.

Overview

Sleep Apnea & Sleep Disorders

Loud snoring, pauses in breathing during sleep, and waking up unrefreshed can point to obstructive sleep apnea — which affects energy, concentration and heart health. We assess sleep-related breathing problems and guide effective treatment.

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Dr. Sumanth G

Dr. Sumanth G

MBBS, MD, DM (Pulmonary Medicine), SGPGIMS

Consultant — Pulmonary Medicine, Critical Care & General Medicine

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Symptoms & signs

  • Loud, habitual snoring
  • Pauses in breathing noticed by others
  • Unrefreshing sleep and morning headaches
  • Daytime sleepiness and poor concentration

Diagnosis

  • Assessment of sleep and breathing symptoms
  • Sleep study evaluation where indicated
  • Screening for related health risks

Treatment & care

  • Guidance on the most effective therapy for you
  • Weight, position and lifestyle advice
  • Support with CPAP where appropriate
  • Follow-up to confirm improvement

A note on health information: Content on this website is for general awareness and does not replace a consultation. For diagnosis or treatment, please book an appointment with the relevant specialist at Parijatha Healthcare Clinic. In an emergency, call your nearest hospital immediately.

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Questions

Sleep Apnea & Sleep Disorders — FAQs

Is snoring always sleep apnea?

No — but loud snoring with pauses in breathing, gasping, or daytime sleepiness should be evaluated, as untreated sleep apnea affects heart health.