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My 4yrs old son producing heavy foam like substance from the nose and at times mouth?
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Adenoids/tonsils: If child is otherwise normal, most of the time these symptoms are related to enlarged adenoids and tonsils, often associated with snoring. Obviously neurologically challenged children can have problems handling secretions. You should see pediatrician or ENT physician for evaluation.
Answered 2/26/2021
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