In search of effective solutions to combat snoring, scientists have come to an unexpected conclusion: compression stockings can help in solving this problem. Previously, for the treatment of snoring, masks that regulate breathing during sleep, but not all patients seem comfortable. Recent studies have shown that wearing compression stockings in certain cases can significantly reduce the intensity of snoring.

The study began with the fact that scientists have discovered an unusual pattern in patients suffering from venous diseases. For a week, the participants wore compression stockings, and it was noticed that this led to a decrease in sleep problems, including snoring. After the patients stopped carrying stockings, they again collided with a deterioration in sleep and the return of snoring.

One of the hypotheses proposed by scientists is the idea that the excess fluid accumulated in the body during the day moves into the neck during sleep. This, perhaps, leads to narrowing of the respiratory tract and the appearance of snoring. Although so far this is only a hypothesis, scientists plan to conduct additional experiments to confirm or refute this theory.

The study that Canadian scientists will soon conduct, 50 people will take part. The purpose of the experiment is to find out how the wearing of compression stockings affects the composition of the fluid in the body and how much this affects the quality of sleep. Scientists intend to trace how various modes of wearing a stocking affect the symptoms of snoring.

Although the results of the study are still preliminary, now experts recommend people suffering from snoring, try to wear compression stockings during the day. This can help not only in the treatment of venous diseases, but also in solving the problem with snoring, improving the quality of sleep.

Thus, compression stockings that have become the main method of treating venous diseases may be an unexpected, but effective solution for those who suffer from snoring. To confirm this hypothesis, several more experiments are required, but now scientists advise patients to try this method.

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