1.1K views · 14 reactions | We explore the causes of mouth breathing: adenoids in the nasopharynx and swollen turbinates due to allergies. We discuss how these issues compromise nasal breathing and potential management strategies. #MouthBreathing #Adenoids #Turbinates #Allergy #NasalBreathing #HayFever #ENT #Health #Medical #NasalCongestion | Dr David McIntosh | Facebook

Mouth breathing is a symptom, not a diagnosis! We explore common ENT causes like enlarged adenoids, hay fever, large tonsils, and deviated septum. Understand the underlying causes and proper assessment. #MouthBreathing #ENTCauses #Adenoids #HayFever #Tonsils #DeviatedSeptum #HealthTips #MedicalExplanation #BreathingProblems #SymptomVsDiagnosis | Dr David McIntosh

Nasal Breathing: Benefits and How to Do It Properly

Snoring and mouth-breathing effects on children aren't just temporary. We discuss how improper breathing affects sleep, causing significant neurological, learning, and cardiovascular issues. Early intervention is crucial for healthy development. #ChildDevelopment #SnoringRisks #MouthBreathing #SleepDisorders #PediatricHealth #BreathingProblems #ChildWellness #EarlyIntervention #HealthyKids #SleepApnea | Dr David McIntosh

38 reactions | Open - mouth breathing  There’s a few reasons why your baby may be open mouth breathing, ‍ the tongue should be suctioned to the roof of the mouth whilst sleeping, nose breathing filters out unwanted bacteria, it gets plenty of oxygen around the body and aids relaxation, open mouth breathing can create dental issues related to unwanted bacteria, it also effects oral micro-biome#momlife #viralvideos #babygirl #cutebaby #fyp | Maimuna Shaikh | Facebook

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