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Risk Factors for Sleep Apnea

Being overweight is a significant risk factor that makes sleep apnea much more common in this demographic. However, the disorder is not exclusive to this group, and it is recommended that anyone who snores loudly or gasps for air during sleep be medically evaluated.

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A 30-year-old man, who is not overweight and is in good physical condition, reports to his doctor that his partner is concerned. The partner has observed him snoring very loudly and occasionally gasping for air as if he has stopped breathing during sleep. The man believes he is too healthy to have a serious sleep issue. What is the most appropriate conclusion based on this information?