The child has heavy breathing during sleep but does not breathe with an open mouth.
Disease description:
The child has heavy breathing during sleep but does not breathe with an open mouth.
Doctor's answer (1)
Dr. Zhou Xiaofeng
If a child has heavy breathing but does not breathe through the mouth, it may be caused by airway infection, airway obstruction, or respiratory dysfunction. Appropriate treatment should be provided based on the child's specific condition, such as antibiotic therapy, oxygen supplementation, or laryngeal mask support. It is important to ensure the child gets adequate rest and to avoid excessive fatigue during sleep. Additionally, the child should drink plenty of fluids and engage in moderate physical activity to help maintain clear airways.
