Baby snores regularly?It could be signs of serious health problems
It's pretty normal for babies to moan, snore, groan and whimper in
their sleep. But sometimes a baby's sleep behaviours such as frequent
snoring, breathing problems during sleep can indicate more serious
health problems.
As per a new study, children with regular snoring - at least four nights a week – may be indicative of some serious health problems, including reduced attention, higher levels of social problems and anxiety, etc.
"Breathing is an automated process, controlled by the brain. By monitoring chemical levels in the blood, the brain can work out if the breathing is working properly," Kidspot quoted ENT expert David McIntosh as saying.
There are reasons why babies snore, and not all of them are cause for concern.
McIntosh noted that if the signals to the brain indicate that something is wrong, the brain can alter the rate of breathing to compensate.
"The problem of airway obstruction [which is what happens when you are snoring] though is that even if the brain recognises there is a problem, increasing the effort of breathing achieves very little," he added.
"Furthermore, blockage to breathing results in oxygen levels in the blood dropping.
This is something the brain does not like very much.
"Through his research and through observing children who habitually snore, McIntosh has seen evidence of reduced attention, higher levels of social problems and anxiety, depressive symptoms, cognitive dysfunctions, memory problems and problems with thinking through things logically.
In a much larger study conducted, which monitored 1,000 children over a period of six years, it was found that children who snored, breathed through the mouth, or had sleep apnea had a higher incidence of the behavioural issues listed above, and were 50 to 90 percent more likely to develop ADHD-like symptoms than normal breathers.
The study has been published in the journal Laryngology and Otology.
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As per a new study, children with regular snoring - at least four nights a week – may be indicative of some serious health problems, including reduced attention, higher levels of social problems and anxiety, etc.
"Breathing is an automated process, controlled by the brain. By monitoring chemical levels in the blood, the brain can work out if the breathing is working properly," Kidspot quoted ENT expert David McIntosh as saying.
There are reasons why babies snore, and not all of them are cause for concern.
McIntosh noted that if the signals to the brain indicate that something is wrong, the brain can alter the rate of breathing to compensate.
"The problem of airway obstruction [which is what happens when you are snoring] though is that even if the brain recognises there is a problem, increasing the effort of breathing achieves very little," he added.
"Furthermore, blockage to breathing results in oxygen levels in the blood dropping.
This is something the brain does not like very much.
"Through his research and through observing children who habitually snore, McIntosh has seen evidence of reduced attention, higher levels of social problems and anxiety, depressive symptoms, cognitive dysfunctions, memory problems and problems with thinking through things logically.
In a much larger study conducted, which monitored 1,000 children over a period of six years, it was found that children who snored, breathed through the mouth, or had sleep apnea had a higher incidence of the behavioural issues listed above, and were 50 to 90 percent more likely to develop ADHD-like symptoms than normal breathers.
The study has been published in the journal Laryngology and Otology.
this is only for your information, kindly take the advice of your doctor for medicines, exercises and so on.
https://gscrochetdesigns.blogspot.com. one can see my crochet creations
https://gseasyrecipes.blogspot.com. feel free to view for easy, simple and healthy recipes
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Labels: ADHD, anxiety, babies, breathing problems, cognitive decline, Depression, memory problems, serious health problems, sleep apnea, snoring, social
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