children between two to eight years; the condition is also known as primary snoring (Hiren & Arens, 2008). In this instance, one can also identify the other symptom of OSAS among children which is snoring while they are asleep. However, when a child snores, this does not necessarily mean that they have OSAS, as they may be having a cough which is curable. At the same time, the author also brings out the methods that are used to do diagnosis among children. In this case, the doctor is required to perform a physical examination of the child so as to achieve an enhanced outcome. It is of merit to note that the enhanced outcomes can only be achieved when the examination are done during the day and...
