Patient's question:
Can a 4-year-old child with adenoid facies still be corrected?Doctor's answer:
Does your child have any other symptoms of respiratory obstruction besides malocclusion, such as difficulty breathing or nasal congestion, or does your child have a habit of breathing through the mouth? However, the main treatment is surgical intervention. Sometimes, a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatments can also be used. The earlier the surgery, the better. But I still recommend consulting with an ophthalmologist and ENT specialist for a second opinion before proceeding. Your child's condition is primarily caused by adenoid hypertrophy.