08/09/2026
As spring gets closer, some people start to notice their sleep changing.
A blocked nose can make it harder to breathe comfortably through the nose overnight. This can lead to more mouth breathing, louder snoring and more disrupted sleep.
Sometimes, it is just seasonal congestion.
But if snoring is regular, loud or comes with gasping, choking, pauses in breathing, morning headaches or daytime tiredness, it may be time to speak with your GP.
Learn more about the link between hay fever, snoring and sleep quality here:
https://sleephealthcare.com.au/hay-fever-snoring-sleep-apnoea