1. Disorders of the respiratory system (RS).
This problem often occurs in pathologies of RS. In situations where a person has a stuffy nose, fever and sore throat, the person cannot breathe normally. Seasonal SARS and chronic forms of the disease (rhinitis; sinusitis; frontitis) cause the mouth to open during sleep. A timely visit to an otolaryngologist or family doctor will help to correct the situation. As a preventive measure, doctors recommend annual rest in the mountains or by the sea among eucalyptus trees. The air in this area helps to normalize RS and reduces the likelihood of allergy.
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