If You Can’t Stop Snoring Laser Surgery For Snoring May Be Your Answer.
This procedure is called uvulopalatoplasty, or LAUP. How does it work. It’s quite simple. The surgeon simply uses a laser to remove the uvula (the uvula is the tissue that dangles in the back of your mouth). By removing the obstruction of your airway the uvula this stop’s you from snoring. How Does Laser Surgery Work? The entire operation is performed while you are sitting in a chair.
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Sometimes, it takes more than one procedure to complete the surgery; in fact, it can take as many as five laser surgery for snoring to complete the operation. When multiple surgeries are required, they are spaced anywhere from four to eight weeks from one another.
Laser surgery for snoring is an outpatient procedure, meaning that you do not have to stay in the hospital after the surgery is performed. It is completed under a local anesthesia, which is sprayed on the back oral cavity, tonsils, uvula, and soft palate. Then, additional local anesthesia is injected into the muscle of the uvula. After several minutes have passed, the surgeon will use a laser to make two vertical cuts in the palate on either side of the uvula. This shortens the uvula and gets rid of what was once the obstruction that caused your snoring. Recovery From Laser Surgery After you have laser surgery for snoring performed, you will most likely see a quick recovery. Right after the procedure, most people experience a pain, similar to that of a sore throat, which occurs when they swallow. This may last for up to ten days, and it can be relieved by over-the-counter medications. Laser Surgery For Snoring Is Effective If you are having trouble trying to decide whether or not to have laser surgery for snoring performed, you should consult your doctor. He or she will most likely ask you some routine questions, such as ‘Do you wake up often in the middle of the night?’ and ‘Do you feel tired during the day?’ If the doctor is able to diagnose you with a severe snoring problem and feels you are a suitable candidate for LAUP, then you will probably have to complete a sleep study in order for the doctors to determine the severity of your sleep apnea or snoring problems. Of all the methods of treating snoring and sleep apnea, laser surgery for snoring is one of the most effective ones available today. Although you may be unable to witness the results of you laser surgery for snoring, your sleeping partner will definitely notice a big difference!
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