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My kid won't breath through her mouth when her nose is congested while sleeping. my wife has to stay up and monitor her breathing. any suggestions?
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Mgt: An inbox consult is available to discuss but I would suggest nasal saline rinses to open the nasal passages. Some kits have an aspirator. This may be used in conjunction with cool air mist humidification. Propping pillows at a 30 degree angle can help as well.
Answered 1/17/2021
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