Nowadays there’s so much on the market !
There smart watches and you can even down load an app on your phone.
For example the ApneaTracker application, developed by the team, monitors the user’s snoring through a microphone and the sleeping position using the sensors of a smartphone or smartwatch. The most common clinical form of mild and moderate sleep apnea is position-dependent; the apneas occur mainly when sleeping on the back.

I hope so!
I personally don’t really know but I hope you find something.
Can you ask the GP?

Not sure about alarms but I use a CPAP machine and feel so much better for it

Definitely see your GP and go to a sleep clinic.
My husband has really bad sleep apnea and now wears a cpap machine for nights and life is so much better for him.

Good question! I’ve never heard of them, but there might be some associated with CPAP machines.

Sleep clinics are worth looking into, again in consultation with a GP.

Definitely need management through go or a specialist who may be able to assist you more

Sleep apnoea should be managed by a GP with referrals to relevant professionals.

Definitely book a Sleep Test. You can die from sleep apnoea if not treated. I know quite a few people on CPAP machines which pump air into your lungs. This condition can start at any age and any weight.

A friend of ours had a huge face mask contraption for his sleep apnoea. It was so uncomfortable to wear, he stopped

Go to the drs and get a referral to a clinic to have a sleep test at a hospital and they will test and see what needs to be done, as this is the best way.

My husband is a bad snorer and I would love to find something to help him

Yes, there are certainly apnea monitors for adults on the market !
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/apnea-monitor