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How aware the parents about the effects of sleep disturbances, and how often do sleep disturbances occur in young children?
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Often: Sleep disturbances in children can be very common if the tonsils and adenoids are extremely large. Usually these children will have a serious sleep disorder and parents will not that their child will snore very loudly and may stop breathing (sleep apnea). Therefore the parents should be very aware of this.
Answered 10/3/2016
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