Patient's question:
Difficulty breathing while sleeping, rough breathing during flare-ups, thick nasal dischargeDoctor's answer:
As described by you, the symptoms are all caused by hypertrophic turbinates and deviated nasal septum. For the child's bilateral hypertrophic inferior turbinates, appropriate measures such as medication, atomization, or low-temperature plasma ablation can be taken based on the specific condition. The treatment effect is very significant and can quickly relieve the discomfort symptoms caused by hypertrophic turbinates. As for deviated nasal septum, it can only be corrected through surgery to restore the normal physiological function of the nasal cavity. Currently, the best method for correcting a deviated nasal septum is endoscopic septoplasty.