Chronic snoring can result from factors such as nasal obstruction, enlarged tonsils or adenoids, obesity, alcohol use, sleep position, or sleep-related breathing disorders like sleep apnea. Persistent snoring may affect sleep quality and can sometimes indicate underlying health issues such as high blood pressure or heart problems. It is essential to consult a doctor or sleep specialist for a proper evaluation, which may include a physical examination, sleep study, or other tests. Based on the findings, they can recommend an appropriate management plan, which may include lifestyle modifications, positional therapy, or medical interventions tailored to your condition.

Met‑PCO Care is intended for managing PCOS in women by improving insulin sensitivity, regulating hormones, and supporting ovulation and menstrual cycles. There is no clinical evidence of its effectiveness for male-factor infertility or azoospermia, so it should not be used for these indications. It is essential to consult a doctor who can recommend an appropriate treatment plan tailored to your condition, taking into account factors such as age, medical history, and any medications you may be taking.

When blood sugar is not well controlled with current treatment, additional non‑insulin oral medications can be considered as part of diabetes management. The choice of medication, type, and dose depends on individual factors, including current medical condition, kidney function, and ongoing health monitoring. Any adjustments or additions are always based on careful medical evaluation and supervision.