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What happens if the nose is blocked and how to detect this in small children?

Published On: 26 Nov, 2021 1:39 PM | Updated On: 22 Dec, 2024 6:32 AM

What happens if the nose is blocked and how to detect this in small children?

Dr A K Sharma will explain the symptoms of nasal blockage in babies. Nasal sounds can be heard if the baby’s nose is blocked. Also, parents can observe whether the baby breathes from his mouth and his mouth is always open. He will also talk on causes of nose block in small children

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