The condition of breathing noisily through a nose which is blocked with mucus, which is usually a symptom of the common cold, but can sometimes be a sign of congenital syphilis.
Partial obstruction of breathing in infants, caused by the common cold.
The traditional name applied to noisy breathing in children due to the constant presence of nasal discharge.
Obstructed nasal breathing with discharge from the nasal mucosa, especially in infants, chiefly in congenital syphilis.
An inclusive expression utilized to depict nasal blockage, particularly observed in infants afflicted by an upper respiratory tract infection.
A frequently encountered condition in infants characterized by nasal congestion, leading to the distinctive snuffling noise. In certain instances, it may be attributed to congenital syphilis.