How Secondhand Smoke May Increase a Child’s Risk for Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Whether you smoke or use tobacco, you know smoking is bad for your health. You also know that secondhand smoke can be just as bad. When combined with an individual who has difficulty sleeping at night, this can be a recipe for disaster, especially in the youngest population. Smoking has serious consequences and when children are exposed to those who use tobacco, their risk for obstructive sleep apnea in Powell increases. Read on to find out how this is possible and what you can do to prevent it.