Bertrand as he was discharged last week. |
However, it's believed that he may have some sleep apnea. He will be evaluated by an ENT since his tonsils are a bit large.
If the doctor believes there is merit, Bertrand may get his tonsils removed. This may actually be easier and less costly than another sleep study.
Despite having a referral, getting in to see the ENT has been a nightmare. I'll be going in person tomorrow.
Odd but consistent with what others report on sleep studies. I wonder why an old fashioned apnea monitor at home cannot suffice - ?
ReplyDeleteHope he doesn't need surgery! But my then-4yo son had the surgery a few years ago for apnea also. It was a quick recovery and it cured the apnea!
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