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Habitual snoring is fairly common in adults; according to the latest estimates, roughly 40% of men and 25% of women snore on a regular basis. There are no proven cures for snoring, but many people who snore can reduce their symptoms using anti-snoring mouthpieces and mouth-guards. These simple devices can suppress snoring by either moving the jaw forward or pushing down the tongue. Anti-snoring mouthpieces and mouth-guards usually do not require a doctor’s prescription, and are widely available. These anti snoring devices fall into two general categories.  Mandibular advancement devices, or MADs, physically move the mandible (or lower jaw) forward; this holds the tongue in place and prevents air blockage.  Tongue retaining devices, or TRDs, hold the tongue in place without repositioning the jaw. People who snore should carefully consider which type of mouthpiece is best for them. MADs, which are molded to the user’s mouth, offer a customized fit and can be adjusted using movable trays;

If you are looking for the best anti-snoring devices in Singapore, this guide was written with you in mind. Habitual  snoring  is fairly common in adults; according to the latest estimates, roughly 40% of men and 25% of women snore on a regular basis. There are no proven cures for snoring, but many people who snore can reduce their symptoms using anti-snoring mouthpieces and mouth-guards. These simple devices can suppress snoring by either moving the jaw forward or pushing down the tongue. Anti-snoring mouthpieces and mouth-guards usually do not require a doctor’s prescription, and are widely available. These devices fall into two general categories. Mandibular advancement devices, or MADs, physically move the mandible (or lower jaw) forward; this holds the tongue in place and prevents air blockage. Tongue retaining devices, or TRDs, hold the tongue in place without repositioning the jaw. People who snore should carefully consider which type of mouthpiece is best for them. MA

Ever wondered how much an ENT (ear nose throat) procedure will cost in Singapore?  We have done our research on the internet, have compiled and organised the information accordingly (by procedure) in one place. Here’s a look at few of the most popular ENT surgeries for patients in Singapore and the cost/price: Sinus Surgery Cost Singapore FESS (Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery) procedure is employed to put an end to recurring sinus infections, treat conditions like sinusitis, nasal polyps, and chronic sinus headaches, and remove tumors of the sinus and nasal cavities. It is minimally invasive and usually done through the nostrils. Performed under local or general anaesthesia, an endoscope is inserted into the nose so the surgeon can see the nasal tract and remove diseased tissues. No external cuts or incisions are made; any infected mucus in the sinuses is also flushed out. Pain is minimal, said Dr Sethi. The minimally invasive day surgery costs around  $8,465 at public hospitals  a

The DreamStation CPAP machines without humidifier are 7.6 inches wide, 6.2 inches long, and 3.3 inches tall, and weigh 1.6 pounds, making them smaller and lighter than the former models by Respironics, the System One series. There are 5 machines in the DreamStation Line: 1. CPAP: which is the base level single-pressure machine. 2. CPAP Pro: a single-pressure machine with more advanced features. 3. Auto CPAP: an auto-adjusting single pressure machine. Philips Dreamstation Singapore Price : SGD 1,300 > Check Price on Lazada   ( 0% Interest Instalment Plan: up to 12 months, as low as  SGD 108.33 per month). 4. BiPAP Pro: a non-adjusting machine with two distinct pressures for inhalation and exhalation. 5. Auto BiPAP: a machine that will automatically adjust to provide two distinct pressures. DreamStation Features The machines feature a front-facing colourful display with an easy-to-use dial for navigation of menus. There is an ambient light sensor on the top of the

Collecting data on oxygen levels is crucial because people with covid-19 may suffer from "silent hypoxia", a dangerous condition in which they do not outwardly appear to be short of breath, but are confirmed to be so through a pulse oximeter test. Pulse oximeters, or pulse ox, measure the amount of oxygenated blood (SpO2) in your body, giving medical professionals an idea of how much oxygen your body is carrying to vital organs and tissues.  Patients with COVID-19 who don’t need immediate hospital attention but are at high risk of developing serious symptoms are to be given pulse oximeters to use at home to reduce the risk of serious deterioration, The BMJ has learnt ( BMJ, published 27 October 2020 ). NHS England is believed to have purchased around 200,000 pulse oximeters for the scheme, which clinical commissioning groups across England will be able to access. Be careful, however. Many cheap models found on the internet don’t do much to measure accurately. They’re labeled

If you are looking for the best CPAP mask in Singapore, you've come to the right place.  Finding your ideal CPAP mask is one of the keys to ensuring your therapy is comfortable and effective. CPAP masks are not one-size-fits-all. Factors such as whether you breathe out of your nose or your mouth, your preferred sleeping position, and cost can influence which mask is the perfect one for you. That’s where we come in—we’ve scoured the online world to find the best CPAP masks of 2020 to make picking the perfect mask for you a breeze. CPAP Mask Price in Singapore The cost of a CPAP mask in Singapore vary from SGD 230 to SGD 300. The price may vary according to the brand (Resmed, Philips) or the type (nasal, full face). Here is a list of CPAP mask prices in Singapore: ResMed AirFit P10 Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask with Headgear: SGD 300 (Lazada) ResMed AirTouch F20 Starter Kit: SGD 280 (Lazada) Philips DreamWear Wisp Nasal Mask for CPAP: SGD 300 (Lazada) Philips Respironics Dreamwear Full Face

Friends, families and even fellow doctors often ask us how they should go about choosing a CPAP Machine in Malaysia. Positive air pressure therapy, or PAP therapy, is a process for delivering airflow through a ventilation system to individuals who have a hard time breathing on their own. PAP therapy is delivered in one of two forms. Continuous positive air pressure, or CPAP, provides airflow at a fixed pressure rate; and bi-level positive air pressure, or BiPAP, delivers airflow at a variable pressure rate based on the user’s breathing patterns. PAP machines feature a generator attached to a humidifier that pressurizes the air, and a connective hose that links the generator to a mask placed over the user’s nose and/or mouth. Related: CPAP 101 - Expert Tips For Getting Started with Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) Machines PAP therapy can be a highly effective treatment for people with sleep apnea; CPAP is normally reserved for people with obstructive sleep apnea (O