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Adenoid issue
My son have Grade 4 Adenoid from last 2 to 3 years, He have issues like Mouth Breathing, Snoring No other issue observed till now - Do I need to go for Adenoid removal procedure or it's possible to auto cure of Adenoid Major impact seen on his teeth and face look, some challenges on clarity voice (Not sure due to this issue) Can you please help me out here
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Start Metaspray nasal spray 2 puffs two times a day for 15 days.if it's still persistent get it removed
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Yes if adenoids enlargement is causing typical adenoids facies, kindly get one X-ray to assess size of adenoids
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Hello, yes adenoid enlargement changes teeth and face appearance. Get medications and if the symptoms persist and the adenoid size does not reduce you can opt for surgery
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ENT CONSULTATION FOR ADENOID ENLARGEMENT MANAGEMENT
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All issues are due to adenoid, kindly get adenoid surgery done at the earliest as it leads to problem with facial look, attention, focus and may lead to ear/hearing problems in future. Mouth breathing leads to disuse of nasal muscles we don’t want that.
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Adenoid surgery
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Hello, since your child is having grade 4 adenoid and he us 4 years old, First we can proceed for medical management. And upto 5 years we can try for medical management. If not getting alright with it, we can proceed for surgical management. Most of times, the medical management can be found helpful to manage the situation. Thanks
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Kindly consult ENT specialist first further management
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Don’t give cold items, give hot items. Do not allow your child to play in sweaty environments.
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It is better to go for the surgery Use nasal sprays for now
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Ur son must have full Ent examination
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Take my in clinic appointment .
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Should go through full Ent examination
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Nasal spray is helpful. X ray nasopharynx to see the grade of adenoid.
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consultation needed
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Hai Glad to help you out In my opinion it’s better to do adenoidectomy as it started affecting his facial bone and change is face shape and all also chance of grade 4 adenoid to regress in size is less And once the procedure is done he will be quickly relieved of his symptoms and no need for any nasal sprays later on Now latest technological advances like coblation or microdebrider adenoidectomy creates an absolutely blood less field and can even discharge the patient on same day if surgery is performed in the morning
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Visit ENT SURGEON AND PLAN FOR SURGERY
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Further evaluation needed. Nasal spray taken before
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Consult Immediately
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Any Ct done
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