Is surgery necessary for snoring treatment in children?

Now that we have a preliminary understanding of how sound is produced, let's take a look at what causes snoring. In sleep, it is impossible for the lips, tongue, cheeks, and jaw muscles to form various cavities at will, but always leave a large channel - throat (pharynx), if this channel narrows and becomes a gap, whether adenoid hypertrophy in children needs to be combined with symptoms, if there are no symptoms, there is no need for special, usually try to avoid colds and colds, so as not to cause gland inflammation. If the gland is hypertrophied, it may cause the mouth to breathe or affect the development of the face.

I recommend listening to the doctor and doing it if the doctor thinks it's necessary. If severe, it can cause rhinitis, sinusitis, otitis media, and even affect hearing. At night, when the child sleeps, there will even be transient asphyxia, resulting in a temporary lack of oxygen to the brain and also affecting the child's intellectual development.

Poor breathing has a great impact on the development of the child's physical intelligence, it is recommended to listen to the doctor's operation, my child is 4 years old because of adenoid hypertrophy caused by unobstructed breathing, the effect is very good, after the operation has not snoring.

If the child snores more frequently, accompanied by breath-holding symptoms, parents should not delay, must be operated in time**, adenoidectomy is only a minor operation, you can choose minimally invasive surgery, you can return to normal life 2-3 days after surgery, there are rhinitis or sinusitis and other conditions, you can use drugs that can ventilate the nasal cavity or drugs for these inflammations, if the child cooperates, use normal saline to rinse the nasal cavity every day, or use the nasal secretions at the beginning of the suction device. If it is adenoidal hypertrophy caused by inflammation of rhinopathy, it should be dominated by **rhinopathy.

For children under 2 years of age, conservative use is generally recommended**. For children over 2 years old, but the onset time is short, and the adenoids are mild and moderately hypertrophied, the basic principle is to standardize the use of drugs**, and most of them use vasoconstrictors, nasal hormones and antibiotics to solve inflammation together.

No, you don't. It can also be done with drugs**, but the effect of drugs** is slower and will take longer.

It is necessary to have surgery because if the surgery is not done in time, the symptoms may be severe, and it will also affect the child's sleep.

Not necessarily, first of all, you have to go to the child, see the doctor, how serious is the disease, you need to have surgery, you need to use medicine** is to drink medicine.

Not necessarily, it depends on the severity of the disease, depending on the manifestation of the disease.

We all know that many adults snore while sleeping, but there are also many babies who snore while sleeping in daily life, and many parents will worry about their baby's snoring, is there something wrong with the body, and how can we alleviate the baby's snoring? So let's find out if the baby needs surgery when he sleeps and snores? <>

First of all, it can be known that the baby's sleep snoring is related to many reasons, some require surgery, and some do not need surgery. There are two factors for baby snoring: pathological and physiological. Physiological factors, such as babies being overweight, as obesity is one of the main causes of snoring.

Obese people have a narrower trachea than normal, or babies have an enlarged tongue or an abnormal throat, which can cause snoring during sleep. In this case, there is no need for surgery, as long as the baby usually exercises more to lose weight, pay more attention to the usual eating habits and living habits. Pathological factors, such as bronchial obstruction or other diseases, surgery is required at this time**, but how to operate depends on the specific condition of the baby.

In general, swollen tonsils can cause snoring in your baby, and if the tonsils are too enlarged, they must be surgically removed. Therefore, whether the baby needs surgery when sleeping and snoring depends on the cause of the baby's snoring and the severity of the disease. <>

There are many ways to alleviate the baby's snoring, such as rubbing the baby's eyebrows with the thumb joint before going to bed, pressing for a while, or making a cup of pepper water for the baby before going to bed, let him drink it after the water is cool, and drink it for 5 consecutive days, or dilute it with three or four drops of mouthwash and warm water before going to bed to let the baby rinse his mouth. Because the mouthwash contains resin oil, it can improve the blood flow of the baby's laryngeal mucosa**, so that the larynx is not in a state of lack of blood supply. You can also go to the dentist to make an eto and let the baby wear it in the mouth every day before going to bed.

In short, there are many reasons for the baby's sleep snoring, parents should analyze the specific problem, and if it is serious, you can take the baby to the hospital for medical examination.

Surgery is not necessary for your baby to snore while sleeping, but if it is accompanied by apnea. To keep the room well ventilated, you can also take your baby to the hospital for a check-up.

There is no need for surgery, and to alleviate this situation, the baby should exercise more and not eat too much every day.

No, there are different reasons for the baby's snoring when sleeping, it may be caused by tonsil inflammation or goiter, and it is necessary to carry out appropriate **, not necessarily surgery; Try to keep the environment dry, give your baby more water, and avoid getting angry.

The specific situation is that he needs to go to the hospital for relevant examinations to determine whether the specific problem is a genetic phenomenon or an unobstructed respiratory tract, which affects his sleep situation, and needs to be dealt with accordingly according to the specific situation. In this case, parents need to take their children to have relevant examinations, if it is a genetic factor, there is no need to worry too much, if it is a respiratory disease, you need to do surgery in time.

Hello! Occasional snoring in a child may be caused by a cold, and the symptoms of snoring will disappear when the cold has healed. However, if your baby snores frequently, it may be due to enlarged adenoids, enlarged tonsils or other reasons that affect nasopharyngeal ventilation.

At this time, while awake, some children will also have nasal congestion and open mouth breathing. For a long time, it will cause certain harm to children's brain development. If your child does snore during sleep and breathes through his mouth, it is best to take him to the hospital's otolaryngology department for a check-up.

1.Those who snore loud more than 60db or more, which interferes with the sleep of the roommates.

2.During the sleep period, the breath holding lasts for more than 10s each time, and the breath is paused at least 10 times per hour.

3.In addition to excessive snoring, the head is swollen and foggy in the morning, easy to nap during the day, and the symptoms are found to be breath-holding and hypoxemia during sleep after instrument examination.

4.Family members reported typical symptoms, and the examination was indeed a person with a narrow pharyngeal cavity.

Whether it is palato-pharyngoplasty or uvulo-palatopharyngoplasty, the principle is to remove the unimportant excess tissue of the oropharynx and widen the respiratory passage in the pharyngeal sail (also known as palatal sail) space. The operation methods of the two are basically similar, but the difference is that the velopharyngoplasty resects more soft palatal tissue, and the soft palate margin stops just below the levator palatine muscle bulge, without preserving the muscle layer, and the uvula is completely removed.

If the nasal cavity is accompanied by obstructive lesions, it is advisable to remove the nasal area first, and the tongue tie is too short to make the base of the tongue tilt backwards, and should be corrected.

In order to reduce complications such as postoperative water reflux, the operation steps of velopharyngoplasty are proposed as follows: Observe the width of the pharyngeal cavity, whether there is bleeding, and whether the soft palate can be close to the posterior pharyngeal wall during pronunciation. If the posterior pharyngeal wall still has a thickened longitudinal cord-like tissue, a semicircular additional incision can be made on the outside of the posterior pharyngeal wall to excise the mucosa, and the medial arc insection margin can be moved and pulled to the outside to suture the lateral mucosa of the incision margin to reduce the cord-like bulge.

After the intestinal line is absorbed, the pharyngeal cavity is often enlarged after re-examination after discharge.

The surgical design of uvula and bilateral posterior pharyngeal column resection is suitable for patients with wide left and right pharyngeal diameter and pharyngeal sail space, tonsillar atrophy, and only long soft palate and uvula, which is characterized by small surgical trauma and light postoperative reaction.

Pediatric snoring** If it is a proliferative body and tonsillar hypertrophy, ** the first choice is to pull the colony and tonsillectomy, and the hypertrophic proliferative body and tonsils must be removed at the same time, and the tonsillectomy alone or only the curettage of the proliferative body have little effect.

No surgery**, observe and see.

The environment is good, not as noisy as other places, and the medical staff of the Provincial Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital affiliated to Shandong University are professional and polite.

In addition to excessive snoring, most snoring patients also have different degrees of breath-holding, which is the so-called obstructive sleep apnea syndrome, which has a series of hypoxia symptoms, and is prone to secondary hypertension and arrhythmia, which is potentially fatal and harmful to health. The pathogenesis of snoring is mainly pharyngeal obstruction, which refers to the narrowing of the left and right diameters of the pharyngeal and hypotropic isthmus caused by physiological abnormalities in the oropharynx, the shortening of the anterior and posterior diameters of the pharyngeal sail interval, or the hypertrophy and elevation of the base of the tongue, which makes the upper and lower diameters of the pharyngeal trouser gorge smaller. Physiological abnormalities refer to functional impairments with normal tissue structure, such as elongated soft palate, excessive ptosis of the uvula, wide posterior pharyngeal column, submucosal fat deposition of the pharyngeal wall, laxity of the soft palate, and hypertrophy of the pharyngeal lymphatic ring.