Loud snoring happens when a person’s throat gets too relaxed while they are sleeping. Imagine drinking through a straw, if the straw is blocked or bent, you have to push harder for the drink to come out. That’s like loud snoring: the air has to fight through a narrow passage in the throat, making a noisy sound. Sometimes it’s just a little noise, but some people snore so loudly it feels like a thunderstorm!
Examples
- During a family vacation, the kids wake up because of their grandfather's snoring.
- The neighbor’s loud snore wakes up the whole street every morning.
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See also
- Why Do Some People Snore Like Dragons?
- What Is the Difference Between Light Sleep and Deep Sleep?
- Why Do Some People Snore Like They're Being Chased by Bees?
- Why Do We Snore and What Can Be Done About It?
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