Try not sleeping on your back, either lie on your side or on your tummy.

A problem of everybody to some extent, even the babies. There are some simple methods to get rid of snoring, and for persisiting amplified snoring, medical treatment too is available. For elaborate knowledge please open the link below.

May be adenoid is grown, see an ENT doctor
Sleep on your sides

With the magic flute…oh snoring…god i dunno pokemon never taught me that.

Are you overweight? Do you constantly feel drowsy? Do you struggle to breathe while asleep? Do you have high blood pressure? If so, consult a doctor who specializes in sleep disorders. These are all telltale signs of sleep apnea.

Use a single low pillow. Sleeping on too many pillows can stretch and narrow the nasal passage. If, however, you are congested, elevate the head by placing books under the mattress to encourage better drainage.

Try to sleep on your stomach, since snoring is less likely to occur in this position. You can buy anti-snoring pillows designed to keep snorers on their side while asleep.

Adopt a healthy lifestyle. Extra weight, smoking, alcohol and drugs all exacerbate snoring.

Review your meds. Sleeping pills, antihistamines and other medications increase snoring.

This is also my problem, and I found some nice article that provide tips for preventing snoring problem and it works!

Got to the link source for details. I hope it can help you out.

treatment with the use of nebulizer would help. i had same problem , then it helped me a lot along with some medicine.
please contact a doctor too, you should not ignore this as this may gonna worse with passage of time.

Most snoring comes from the throat and not from the nasal passage. That's why nasal strips often don't work.

I use a product called Slumbe Guard that is designed to keep the throat airways open.

It works for me!

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* If you're overweight, lose weight. Being overweight is a common cause of snoring. Loose throat tissues are more likely to vibrate as you breathe, and extra bulkiness in the throat narrows your airway.
* Sleep on your side. Lying on your back allows your tongue to fall backward into your throat, narrowing your airway and partially obstructing airflow. To prevent sleeping on your back, try sewing a tennis ball in the back of your pajama top.
* Nasal strips. Adhesive strips applied to your nose help many people increase the area of their nasal passage, enhancing their breathing.
* Treat nasal congestion or obstruction. Having allergies or a deviated septum can limit airflow through your nose. This forces you to breathe through your mouth, increasing the likelihood of snoring. Don't use an oral or spray decongestant for more than three days in a row for acute congestion unless directed to do so by your doctor. Ask your doctor about a prescription steroid spray if you have chronic congestion. To correct a deviated septum, you may need surgery.
* Limit or avoid alcohol and sedatives. Avoid drinking alcoholic beverages at least four hours before bedtime, and let your doctor know about your snoring before taking sedatives or hypnotics. Sedatives and hypnotics (sleeping pills) and alcohol depress your central nervous system, causing excessive relaxation of muscles, including the tissues in your throat. In addition, if you stop breathing due to obstructive sleep apnea, it may take longer for you to begin breathing again because alcohol, sedatives and hypnotics blunt the brain's ability to arouse from sleep.