2023International Journal of Homoeopathic SciencesOpen access

Mouth breathing in children

Devika Sharma, Ritu Gontiya

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Nose is considered as a natural pathway for breathing whereas Mouth breathing is an acquired act. It could be habitual or maybe due to some obstruction inside the nose. This article deals with the causes, symptoms and consequences of mouth breathing in children along with its Homoeopathic management.

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Nose is considered as a natural pathway for breathing whereas Mouth breathing is an acquired act. It could be habitual or maybe due to some obstruction inside the nose. This article deals with the causes, symptoms and consequences of mouth breathing in children along with its Homoeopathic management.

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Nose is considered as a natural pathway for breathing whereas Mouth breathing is an acquired act. It could be habitual or maybe due to some obstruction inside the nose. This article deals with the causes, symptoms and consequences of mouth breathing in children along with its Homoeopathic management.

Key concepts: Mouth breathing, Nose, Breathing, Medicine, Anesthesia, Surgery

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