No. Snoring does not always mean you have sleep apnoea. It can occur on its own, but if you experience pauses in breathing, waking up during the night and fatigue, it is worth getting it checked out.
No. Snoring does not always mean you have sleep apnoea. It can occur on its own, but if you experience pauses in breathing, waking up during the night and fatigue, it is worth getting it checked out.