Clinically there are no top 5 reasons for female snoring. Female snoring is usually due to nasal or pharyngeal cavity narrowing leading to poor breathing during sleep, which results in snoring symptoms. Some of the physiological reasons, or some disease factors cause the nasal and pharyngeal cavity narrowing can cause women to snore, but not only limited to 5: a. Physiological reasons: 1, over fatigue: women in the body over fatigue, after sleep the muscles of the respiratory tract is more likely to relax, so women are more likely to snore when fatigue, usually by lying on their sides to relieve the symptoms of snoring; 2, body type obese: body type too obese women The nasal cavity is narrower than normal women, sleep due to the need to inhale air and easy to cause breathing and nasal resonance, the sound of snoring. Overly obese women can lose weight through healthy and reasonable ways, such as exercise to lose weight, improve the diet to ease the symptoms. In addition, incorrect sleeping posture, wrong breathing and pillow height, etc., may also cause women to sleep nasal or pharyngeal cavity narrowing and cause snoring. Second, disease causes: 1, tonsil hypertrophy: women with tonsil hypertrophy when the pharyngeal cavity is narrowed, resulting in patients more likely to snore, and even have open mouth breathing; 2, rhinitis or sinusitis: women with rhinitis or sinusitis, nasal mucosa stimulated by inflammation leads to increased secretions, blocking the nasal cavity, so prone to snoring; 3, nasal septal deviation: women due to trauma or dysplasia caused by The actual nasal septum deviation may also cause nasal deformity or narrowing, thus occurring snoring symptoms; 4, nasal polyps: women with large nasal polyps cause nasal obstruction or narrowing, resulting in poor airflow can also trigger the occurrence of snoring; 5, endocrine disorders during menopause: progesterone and other hormone secretion of menopausal women is sharply reduced, and the movement of the nasal muscles is correspondingly weakened, increasing the chances of snoring. In addition, some female patients suffering from cardiovascular disease, hypertension, diabetes and central diseases may also cause snoring symptoms due to the narrowing of the nasopharyngeal cavity as a result of the disease. Some cases of abnormal maxillofacial development, such as congenital oropharyngeal cavity narrowing, mandibular dysplasia, and mandibular retraction causing the tongue root to fall back, also have narrowing of the upper airway will snore. Disease factors cause snoring in women, it is recommended to actively treat the primary lesion, which can help improve the symptoms of snoring.