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3 year old -mouth breather, snores, constant runny nose, never complained of ear pain, has glue ear. should i go ahead with removal of adenoids?
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Hard to say: The limited info is not enough to comment. If the ear fluid has been a constant battle (6-9m) and problems with speech& language are evident, tubes would be an initial approach. The mouth breathing is both a tonsils & adenoids problem. The best incite would be known by the docs that know all the features of the case.
Answered 1/4/2018
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