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    Dr. Vijay Praveen

    ENT & Sleep Disorder Specialist | Founder, Meraki ENT International Hospital | Snoring & Sleep Apnea Expert

    about 2 months ago

    One of the common Question I hear from parents is…

    One of the common Question I hear from parents is: “Doctor, my child snores every night. Isn’t that normal?” Unfortunately, the answer is NO. Persistent snoring in children is often a sign of enlarged adenoids or obstructive sleep apnea, not just a harmless habit. When a child struggles to breathe during sleep, the brain doesn’t get the restorative sleep it needs. Over time, this can lead to: • Poor

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