#asktheexpert my daughter of 4 yr old breathes through her nose. Also sometimes she grinds her teeth and is unable to breathe through her nose as her nose is constantly blocked. What can be the reason. This happens recurrently..

1 Answer

Dr Sameer awadhiyaGuardian of 2 children1 Year ago

A. nasal blockage can be relieved by using nasal saline drops like nasoclear saline drops in thuhe nose followed by nasal aspirator to take out the secretions very gently steam inhalation can also bje helpful in this condition

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