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What Causes Advanced Stage Adenoids In A 10 Year Old?

hello doctor..... i ve a 10 yr old brother suffering from adenoids bt nt on the advanced stage..since the problem has nt yet reached to d ears.....he snores at nite...has breathing problems as well....and he stammers as well..pls suggest some relevent treatment considering the small age and without surgery... plzz help...
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Hi.... by what you say I feel that your brother is having upper airway resistance syndrome and this is inturn causing sleep disordered breathing which will reduce his day time activities and increased daytime sleepiness.

As you have asked for options other than surgery, I suggest using intranasal steroid spray like Mometasone or Fluticasone. I suggest you approach your brother's pediatrician regarding this.

Regards - Dr. Sumanth
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What Causes Advanced Stage Adenoids In A 10 Year Old?

Hi.... by what you say I feel that your brother is having upper airway resistance syndrome and this is inturn causing sleep disordered breathing which will reduce his day time activities and increased daytime sleepiness. As you have asked for options other than surgery, I suggest using intranasal steroid spray like Mometasone or Fluticasone. I suggest you approach your brother s pediatrician regarding this. Regards - Dr. Sumanth