Respiratory System 2, Upper airways

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I am an engineer, but i am watching this video in order to know what causes my nose to be closed, because I am suffering with breathing through it, i made a surgery to get rid of the bones that were stopping the air flow, but i didn't feel any change the same problem still exists. Any suggestions doctors..?

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Do we have the larynx in the upper respiratory tract??, Thank you sir.

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[@Isskardtind]

Thanx for the video, was googling, have an unqualified professional reasoning.. I'm thinking its natural to breathe through the nose, because of the hair and nasal mucosa as a human dust filter. Is there any parasympathetic function in respiratory cycle whom is keeping the upper airway open, if we mainly has nasal breathing? (and since we drink and eat orally, the airway would automatically become closed position). My wondering, or my one day old theorem; I do have part time sleep apnea (falling asleep from supine), to get air, i do have "made up" a nasal inspiration breath technique. Three days ago I discovered while exercising that i'm only breathe orally, then I remembered an article i read last week, which showed the muscular cross section with sleep apnea ( it was significant muscle atrophy). And I was immediately changed to mine dormitionis apnea opening technique. (No changes in Hr and lactate, only a "strange" feeling...). My question, is it possible to acquire sleep apnea because of no neuromuscular nose-muscular stimulation?

[@Campbellteaching]

Not as far as I know. There are different causes for sleep apnea. Have you had the cause of your condition identified? Are you overweight?

[@Isskardtind]

@@Campbellteaching Thank you for the response! No i haven't, and i rather see the need. My weight has nothing to do with my question, in fact, overweight shouldn't have anything to say, if it was hold in my theorem, overweight isn't an exclusion criterion for muscular adaptation to specific exercise. If its innervated by 10th and 11 th craniale nerve, and the vagus is parasympathetic (or sympathetic?); if so, I couldn't do that conscious breathe activation. (I do cardiovascular exercise 50 hours/month, so there is sufficient neuromuscular repetition in the past to changed recruitment pattern) .

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