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Son went adenoids & tonsillitis surgery wen 4 (now 6) due to breathing probs. now again he is facing same prbs. he puts finger while slpng. pls guide.
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Breathing problem: Tonsils and adenoids can re-grow. Bring him to the pediatrician for an evaluation who can confirm if the ENT specialist. Should check him out again
Answered 6/10/2014
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