Patient's question:
For two long days! I snored heavily while napping in the evening, and it seemed like it was hard to breathe! I've never had this problem before! About the past treatment and effectiveness: No matter what kind of help is provided: Very worried, what is going on with you! What medicine can help improve it?Doctor's answer:
The most common reasons for a child snoring are related to hypertrophy of the adenoids and significant swelling of the tonsils. The adenoids are a group of lymphoid tissues located at the top and back wall of the nasopharynx, also known as the nasopharyngeal tonsil. During childhood, these lymphoid tissues can become fibrotic, and after puberty, they shrink and expand. Due to inflammation, both the adenoids and tonsils can become fibrotic at the same time. In some cases, they can grow as large as walnuts, causing blockage of the nasopharynx, difficulty breathing, mouth breathing, or recurring snoring. Generally, active anti-inflammatory treatment is required, and in severe cases, surgical treatment is necessary. Only in this way can recovery be achieved.