What s the deal with my daughter snoring when she sleeps? 10 years old

Most of the snoring is caused by obstruction of the airway, such as hypertrophic bodies and tonsils, it is recommended that you take her to the hospital for an examination at the otolaryngology department, and if necessary, you can try to find a way**.

You need to check the surroundings of your home, if it is noisy during the day, it will have a great impact on the little ones, snoring and even grinding their teeth at night.

Take it to the hospital, rhinitis can also cause airway obstruction and snoring.

There are many reasons for 10-year-old girls to snore when they sleep, and the common reasons are incorrect sleeping posture, obesity, rhinitis, adenoid hypertrophy, etc., which need to be clarified before the symptoms can be treated.

1. Incorrect sleeping position: sometimes it may be that the incorrect sleeping posture causes airway obstruction, and it is easy to snoring.

2. Obesity: If the child's body is relatively obese, the nasopharyngeal skin mold fat will also be excessive, which will cause the narrowing of the nasopharynx, which will lead to snoring during sleep. This situation requires weight loss, and the more scientific way to lose weight is exercise and dietary intervention, with less intake of high-fat foods and more physical activity.

3. Rhinitis: Rhinitis is an inflammation of the nasal mucosa, rhinitis can lead to snoring, and in severe cases, it can also lead to nocturnal sleep apnea syndrome. Therefore, rhinitis needs to be carried out as much as possible, and Chinese patent medicines such as Huo Bile pills and rhinitis tablets can be taken under the guidance of a doctor, and nasal irrigation solution can also be used to rinse the nasal cavity to relieve symptoms such as nasal congestion and runny nose.

4. Adenoid hypertrophy: Adenoids tend to occur in children, mainly because of adenoidal disease, which is accompanied by pharyngeal discomfort, tinnitus, nasal congestion and other symptoms in addition to snoring while sleeping. In severe cases, surgery** is required to remove the adenoids.

Analysis:

Sleep snoring should be noted if it is paroxysmal obstructive sleep apnea syndrome guidance:

1. Sleep snoring should pay attention to whether it is paroxysmal sleep apnea syndrome, because the disease is caused by upper airway obstruction, usually seen in adenoid hypertrophy, chronic tonsillitis or laryngeal cartilomalacia, etc.;

2. Combined with the information you provided, your daughter is 8 years old, often opens her mouth to breathe and snores in sleep at night, you should pay attention to this situation; Because paroxysmal obstructive sleep-breathing syndrome can cause inattention in learning, affect grades and development, and make sleep quality not high, which will also cause the heart to increase its workload, because of cardiopulmonary insufficiency;

3. Therefore, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a detailed examination.

Hello, The most common causes of snoring in children sleeping are enlarged adenoids, enlarged tonsils, hypertrophied turbinates, or a deviated septum. It is recommended that you take your child to the ENT department of a local hospital to analyze the cause of the snoring and then treat the symptoms**.

What causes children to snore while sleeping? Doctor: It could be due to these 4 reasons.

Most children snore because of obstruction of the upper airway, and the most common causes of upper airway obstruction are obesity and adenoid hypertrophy. Children snore when sleeping, and hypoxia will occur when the airway is not clear, and long-term hypoxia will lead to low memory, which will induce diseases such as ADHD, and even affect growth and development.

Hello, glad for your question!

Your child's snoring should not be taken lightly, because if there is no abnormality in the child's body, he will generally not snore. Parents, please pay attention to your child's snoring, if left unchecked, it will seriously hinder the healthy growth of your child.

Children's snoring is generally more common in tonsils or adenoid abnormalities, tonsils and adenoids exist after the child is born, gradually grow up with age, gradually atrophy after puberty, and disappear in adulthood, so most children snoring is due to tonsil or adenoid hypertrophy.

You can observe if your child has apnea, such as if your child is snoring loudly. Have you ever had trouble breathing during sleep? Do you wake up in the morning with a dry mouth?

Do you doze off during the day? Are you overweight? Is it focused?

If you have any of the above symptoms, you should take your child to the hospital promptly.

Hello is not caused by not having a good rest recently.

There are many reasons for baby snoring, and some babies snoring is caused by being tired during the day, which requires parents to properly control the baby when playing, and not to let him be overly tired, so as not to affect sleep at night. Some babies snoring is caused by their sleeping position, and you can let your baby sleep on his side to ensure that his airway is clear. There are also babies who snore is caused by pathological reasons, such as enlarged tonsils, adenoid hypertrophy, etc., if the baby often snores, it is best to take the baby to a medical institution for examination.

There are several possibilities, first, the sleeping position is incorrect, and the incorrect sleeping position is prone to snoring. Second, rhinitis, rhinitis patients often have a blocked nose and can't breathe, so it's easy to snore when they sleep at night. Thirdly, there is a foreign body in the nasal cavity and it is not possible to breathe normally, resulting in snoring.

Fourth, sinusitis. It is recommended that you take your child to the hospital for a check-up, snoring can be small or big, if there is a problem with the nasal cavity, it is better to ** as soon as possible.

Due to the fact that there are many acute infectious diseases in children, the nasopharyngeal inflammation is reversed, resulting in congestion and edema of the nasal mucosa and abnormal hypertrophy of the proliferator, and the obstruction of nasopharyngeal ventilation makes it impossible to breathe through the nose during sleep and open the mouth to breathe, as a result, the base of the tongue falls back and snores with breathing. Over time, snoring causes edema and hypertrophy of the pharyngeal mucosa, resulting in a narrow pharyngeal cavity, which in turn causes apnea. Not only is the snoring loud at this time, but it is also accompanied by irregular interruptions in breathing.

This interruption of breathing not only easily wakes up the child and affects normal sleep, but also seriously threatens his heart and lung function. Because children need a lot of oxygen for development, snoring will cause children to be severely hypoxic during sleep, which directly leads to insufficient oxygen supply to brain development and reduces the secretion of growth hormone, which not only affects the child's height, but also affects the child's future intelligence.