My 5-year-old son keeps sucking his tongue at night and the doctor recommended a nasal endoscopy to check for enlarged adenoids Is this procedure safe for a little kid And can adenoids be treated with medication or does he definitely need surgery

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My 15-year-old brother has DNS concha bullosa and the doctor recommended surgery. Is there no other treatment option or should we get a second opinion? His reports show the condition clearly but I'm unsure if surgery is the only way.

at the age of 16 surgery is advised.

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I'm really struggling with sinus headaches, and it's becoming quite uncomfortable. Could you suggest the best medicine or any effective home treatments that might help relieve the pain? I could really use some advice on how to deal with this.

take treatment

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I'm having this constant throat irritation and it gets even worse after I eat. It feels like there's something stuck, and I just want to clear my throat all the time. It's really bothering me, especially at night, and it's making it hard for me to sleep. Do you have any idea why this might be happening or how I can ease this discomfort?

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