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My 4 yr old 9 days ago had adenoids & tonsils removed. she is still drooling and mouth breathes. is this normal?
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ENT: Your ENT specialist should further evaluate. Sleep disordered breathing usually improves, but not always after this procedure. If there is nasal congestion or obstruction as one possible cause, nasal steroids may be topically applied.
Answered 1/17/2020
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