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What Causes Snoring in Children?

Snoring in children is often caused by obstructed airways. Common causes include enlarged tonsils or adenoids, allergies, or obesity. Less commonly, snoring may be due to structural abnormalities in the airway or underlying medical conditions like sleep apnea.

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