Sleep and Airway Health
Severe cases of sleep apnea may require surgery, but less invasive interventions can significantly improve oxygen intake. Attention to children's snoring is crucial, as airway restrictions can lead to sleep issues that affect their cognitive performance. Factors like diet, posture, and even daytime mouth breathing contribute to these problems, highlighting the importance of a holistic approach to airway health.In this clip
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