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Adenoid issue
The child has mild adenoids. There is mouth breathing, snoring, and some difficulty in breathing. An ENT doctor advised this ct scan
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Use mometasone nasal spray regularly morning and night for atleast 6months
Spray will take time to work
And adenoids respond to spray well
As the adnoids size decreases the mouth breathing and snoring will also come down
As per ct findings nothing to worry probably the child had cold or cough during ct scan that’s why the mucosal thickening is present
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Use spray regularly
Make sure the child plays well physical activity is very essential
Skipping will be a very good exercise
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Steam inhalation twice a day along with the spray will be sufficient to treat the ct findings
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Sinus infection in kids is mostly related to adenoid hypertrophy. Initial trial with nasal steroid sprays should be sought
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