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Despite of a few OSA and UARS sufferers think they prefer to sleep at night this way just because this is how they've always slept, they may wonderfully have made a choice to sleep by doing this for very good reason. It can almost like a reflexive tactical mechanism, since these selections to sleep on our sides as well as stomachs, may have been formed not necessarily by any conscious energy, but as a reflexive dealing mechanism for something gowns ailing us. This is why in many cases when patients come to me with sinus and or persistent fatigue issues, I always inquire: "Which position do you prefer to settle? " It's almost specific that if patients like to rest on their sides or stomaches their airways will look like often the opening of a coffee stirrer when I look at their airway with my video endoscope.
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−	~~Although some~~ OSA and UARS sufferers think they prefer to ~~rest~~ this way just because this is how they ~~also have~~ always slept, they may ~~perfectly~~ have made a choice to sleep ~~that way~~ for very good reason. It's almost like a reflexive ~~endurance~~ mechanism, since these ~~preferences~~ to sleep on our sides or stomachs, may have been formed not ~~really~~ by any conscious ~~effort~~, but as a reflexive ~~coping~~ mechanism for something ~~that's~~ ailing us. This is why ~~oftentimes~~ when patients come to ~~myself~~ with sinus and or persistent fatigue issues, I always ~~consult~~: "Which position do you prefer to settle? " It's almost ~~settled~~ that if patients like to ~~sleep~~ on their sides or stomaches their airways will look like the ~~particular~~ opening of a coffee stirrer when I look at their ~~throat~~ with my video endoscope.	+	Despite of a few OSA and UARS sufferers think they prefer to sleep at night this way just because this is how they've always slept, they may wonderfully have made a choice to sleep by doing this for very good reason. It can almost like a reflexive tactical mechanism, since these selections to sleep on our sides as well as stomachs, may have been formed not necessarily by any conscious energy, but as a reflexive dealing mechanism for something gowns ailing us. This is why in many cases when patients come to me with sinus and or persistent fatigue issues, I always inquire: "Which position do you prefer to settle? " It's almost specific that if patients like to rest on their sides or stomaches their airways will look like often the opening of a coffee stirrer when I look at their airway with my video endoscope.