Why do you snore when you sleep in the dormitory bed?

When people sleep, they relax all over. If the nose and throat are blocked, the airflow will impact the narrow part, causing the vibration of the cavity, making different degrees of noise and forming snoring. This is the principle of snoring.

1. Do you say that you don't snore at home because no one knows? In fact, you snore everywhere.

2, just snoring in the dormitory:

1) Maybe the bed is short, so you can't stretch out when you sleep.

2) The pillow is too high.

3) Sleeping posture is incorrect.

You should adjust yourself according to your own situation, and I believe your snoring will be improved.