Respiratory and Pediatric Snoring Clinic, Phyathai 3 Hospital
Does your child have any of the following symptoms?
- Snoring more than 3 nights per week
- Breathing interruptions during sleep, pauses in breathing followed by gasping or sudden awakening
- Sleeping with mouth open
- Intermittent morning headaches after waking up
- Easy daytime sleepiness
- Bedwetting
- Growth slower than normal
- Decline in academic performance or behavior such as short attention span, hyperactivity, restlessness
For parents, even minor illnesses of their child can cause great concern. Certainly, if the symptoms affect many aspects of the child’s life, such as snoring, which is not just about the sound of snoring but a condition that causes the child to have restless sleep, tossing and turning at night struggling to breathe comfortably.
Hearing your child snore with a “rasping” sound and breathe loudly with “gasping” as if trying to catch air, sometimes waking up suddenly, can be heartbreaking for parents. Some families take turns staying up to watch over their child, adjusting pillows to help them breathe better. Even in the morning, problems persist because the child wakes up feeling unrested, lacking the freshness of a lively child. When it’s time to go to school, they may be cranky due to sleepiness, unable to concentrate in class, nodding off, unhappy with learning, resulting in poor academic performance.
These symptoms in your child cause great concern for parents because snoring affects the respiratory system, growth, and various developmental aspects. Therefore, to ensure your child receives proper care and improvement in symptoms, consulting a specialist doctor to care for your child is the best option for the whole family.
Services
- Diagnosis and treatment of all types of pediatric lung diseases. Providing diagnostic services and treatment for respiratory patients and lung diseases, including pediatric pneumonia. Equipped with personnel and the latest modern equipment to treat all types of respiratory diseases, including pediatric pneumonia, asthma, and various symptoms caused by lung diseases in children.
- Management of infectious lung diseases, severe pneumonia, and recurrent pneumonia
- Care for children with chronic lung disease (BPD)
- Oxygen therapy and patient care
- Care for patients requiring humidification and aerosol devices
- Care for patients with asthma in all systems
- Care for patients with anatomical abnormalities of the respiratory system
- Care for patients with respiratory tract diseases
