• High Blood Pressure

    Mouth breathing during sleep is often associated with both snoring and sleep apnea. During sleep, repeated airway obstructions activate stress responses and lead to intermittent oxygen deprivation, which can contribute to a sudden rise in blood pressure. As breathing pauses frequently at night, the cardiovascular system enters a state of elevated stress.

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