The most common signs of sleep apnea are snoring and feeling tired no matter how much sleep you get. Women tend to report symptoms like unrefreshing sleep, fatigue, insomnia and depression, says Dr. Smita Patel, an integrative neurologist and sleep medicine physician at the iNeuro Institute who is a member of HealthyWomen's Women's Health Advisory Council (WHAC). Other symptoms include:Waking up with a dry mouth or sore throat High blood pressureHeadaches Trouble staying awake during the dayDifficulty concentrating Frequent nighttime wakingNote that snoring doesn't mean you have sleep apnea — nearly everyone snores now and then. But it's important to bring up snoring with your healthcare provider (HCP), especially if you're experiencing other symptoms of sleep apnea.