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Can snoring in children be associated with having learning difficulties?
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LD from steroids: Not that i know of, unless cognitive functions are affected.
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Snoring: Yes. Snoring in children means that they are not getting enough oxygen. This affects brain function. See an ENT to evaluate airway- tonsils, adenoids, deviated septum etc. Allergies may also play a role.
Answered 6/17/2014
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