I know where you're coming from--my dad is a horrible snorer, and none of those things you mentioned worked for him either (I don't live at home anymore, so my mom's left alone to deal with it). I don't snore , but I have apnea, so I've read a lot about snoring. One procedure they have for apnea is really to stop snoring (it usually DOESN'T stop apnea). It involves cutting away excess soft tissue in the back of the mouth-uvula, soft palate, and sometimes tonsils. UPPP and LAUP are the procedures, but they are expensive and insurance usually won't cover them. Of course there are also risks. This is last resort. Is your husband overwieght, a smoker, or does he drink alcohol or take medications that cause drowsiness near bedtime? All of these can contribute to snoring, so try to get him to take care of these if they are present.
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