@doctor_medhat: Does your child snore loudly or frequently at night? It could be more than just a noisy sleep. Enlarged tonsils, enlarged adenoids, allergies, and nasal congestion can cause snoring. In some children, snoring may signal sleep apnea, a condition that disrupts breathing during sleep. Poor sleep can affect your child’s daytime energy, concentration, and learning. Sometimes, these symptoms may even be mistaken for ADHD. Enlarged adenoids can also contribute to fluid buildup in the middle ear, potentially affecting hearing and speech development. If your child snores regularly, don’t ignore it. Talk to your pediatrician to find out what’s causing it.

Dr. Medhat Abu Shaaban

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