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Is heavy breathing a day after adenoids were removed normal for a two year old?
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Can be: There is often a period of post operative swelling in the areas involved with this invasive procedure. If it interferes with the kids feeding /fluid intake I would discuss it with the treatment team.
Answered 3/6/2018
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