Today the ENT doctor said it's with my son. For now, they've prescribed physical therapy, Sinupret,…

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Today the ENT doctor said it's with my son. For now, they've prescribed physical therapy, Sinupret, Nasonex, and Zodak, and also recommended starting hardening exercises. I know this diagnosis is very common, so please share your experience: what did you do when this was diagnosed in your children?
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Mariya
Depends on the grade, my daughter had grade 2, but she grew out of it.
We used Nasonex drops for a course, and did physiotherapy.
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Anita
Nothing really helped. Nasonex was taken in courses
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Kushnir Anna
Ended up having her adenoids removed at 12 years old
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Lilu
Mariya No idea what his degree is, she didn't say, but like, it's not that scary.
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Volgina Natalya
Not sure if my son really had it, since the pediatrician diagnosed him 😄 Anyway, he probably outgrew it. I did everything and nothing, I can't say anything specific helped... We just stayed home, sometimes treating him, sometimes blowing his nose, sometimes giving up on everything, I tried everything!
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Valyushka
I had that too, had my adenoids removed at 8 and thank goodness!
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Alena Kotelevskaya
Removed them at 4 years old. My little one's quickly grew to stage 3, and she had night apnea. I didn't want to wait any longer at that point.
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Elena
My older child has grade 2 hypertrophy of the adenoids; before that, they had adenoiditis. Last year it was grade 3. They were prescribed mometasone in courses, Sinupret, and Zodac. They haven't gotten bigger, so it's still grade 2. Lots of snot, of course, but overall it's okay for now.
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Liliya
They started growing when she started kindergarten at age 3. We tried everything to treat them: laser, countless nose drops, and salt inhalation. Nothing helped, and they kept growing, making it hard for her to live normally. We had them removed, and everything's been great since then
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