Yes: Snoring @ 2 is a bit unusual & will likely get worse as the tonsils & adenoids grow faster than the kid at this age.If you notice pauses >10 seconds in snoring & the kid naps a lot during the day when the other kids are playing, it is time to pursue an ENT evaluation.The iron issue is unrelated but could aggravate the symptoms.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Yes: Large tonsils or adenoids are a common cause of sleep apnea in children. Snoring and gasping for air are signs of sleep apnea. You should get your child into their doctor asap and have the tonsils and adenoids checked for removal.
Answered 6/5/2013
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His pediatrician, a : Pediatric pulmonologist or ENT can order an overnight sleep study or "oximetry" at home. Both drops in oxygen during sleep & iron deficiency can cause developmental delays. Limit milk & milk products to 16-21 oz./day & re-check labs after a month on iron supplements. Use the developmental screens on firstsigns.Org or call your state health division's early intervention program for assessment.
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