Twitching while sleeping

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Asked for Female, 3 Years

Hi my baby is 3 years old having adenoids grade 4 and tonsils grade3. She twitches while sleeping and her hand and foot keeps on twitches while sleeping. Is it because of adenoids??

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Dr. Vinit M Mehta

Pediatrician 8 yrs exp Vadodara

Could be due to hypoxia Sleep apnea test

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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra

Pediatrician 5 yrs exp Rajkot

Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment

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Dr. Siraj Khanam Pediatrician 19 yrs exp Nellore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Siraj Khanam

Pediatrician 19 yrs exp Nellore

Hi, adenoids will cause sleep disturbances, should get evaluated for twitches, sleep pattern of child; kindly consult for further evaluation

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