Hello! Thanks for using healthcaremagic.com I read carefully your question and understand your concern. I think you child may have Adenoiditis. Adenoiditis is very common among my little patients who visits my clinics. In the first meeting i perform a small test with a small, flexible tube with a lighted camera on the end that is inserted into the nose or throat. Then i view the nasal passages and adenoids on a video screen during endoscopy. The treatments always include medications that suppress the main discomforts, such as antihistamines(Allegra ODT, Seldane, Palgic) , which remove most of the discomforts and of which there is a great variety, even frequently associated with decongestants to improve the effect, especially if the nasal obstruction predominates. Depending on the case, anti-inflammatory drugs(Advil, Motrin,Aleve) of the type of steroids or cortisones may also be used, either applied directly to the nose or orally. Kind Regards, Dr. Oscar Martinez