Recognising the symptoms of deviated septum Persistent nasal congestion that never seems to clear is one of the most common signs of a deviated septum. Some people notice it’s always worse on one side. Others realise they often wake up with a dry mouth from sleeping with their mouth open. When airflow is restricted through the nose, the body automatically switches to…
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Mouth breathing is often overlooked, yet it can significantly impact both ENT (ear, nose, and throat) and oral health. While occasional mouth breathing—such as during a cold—is normal, chronic mouth breathing can indicate underlying issues, such as nasal congestion, allergies, or structural obstructions like a deviated septum. Over time, this habit can lead to a variety of health problems, affecting everything from…
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Nasal blockage in children is a common concern that often goes unnoticed until it starts affecting their daily lives. One of the most significant consequences of chronic nasal congestion is mouth breathing. This article will explore how nasal blockage leads to mouth breathing in children, the potential health risks, and what parents can do to help their children breathe easier. What Causes…
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