Patient's question:
My child is two and a half months old. Currently, when sleeping, they often make snoring-like sounds from their nose. Sometimes, when they are snoring, they tend to spit up milk. Could you please ask the expert what might be the reason for this and what should I do? Thank you!Doctor's answer:
Children spend about two-fifths of their time sleeping, and growth hormone, which promotes children's growth and development, is mainly secreted during deep sleep at night. Therefore, good and sufficient sleep is a basic condition for the development of the brain and body. A snoring baby may appear to be sleeping soundly, but snoring is actually a sign of a breathing disorder. If these children grow up, their risk of developing diseases such as high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke will also increase significantly.