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Runny nose for a month
This is Imran father of Umair sayyed. My kid is 4yrs old and he has frequent cold and fever issue. After consulting many Dr we had visited ENT, he had asked us to get x-ray of d nose, and den told us dat kid had adenoid which can be cured only by operations. He is too young and had already been operated for hypopedius.
Can you please suggest some medicine or home remedy or any ENT specialist at Nashik .
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Hello..depending on the severity of the complaints of the patient and the extent of adenoid hypertrophy(bigger size)doctors usually suggest surgical management..Medicines are prescribed when the size of the adenoid is not that huge..If your child has severe mouth breathing,snoring frequent episodes of cold and fever your doctor might have planned for surgery ..
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Dr. Gladson Guddappa Uchil
Allergist/Immunologist
29 yrs exp
Bangalore
Imran, Adenoid Hypertrophy is a disease of childhood and if it is causing an airway obstruction (if child snores loudly while sleeping or causes frequent bedwetting), your child must get operated upon. However, please select the ENT Surgeon carefully and it is best(safest technology) done using a Coblation Wand. This costs a bit more, but your child is definitely worth it!
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