Adenoid hypertrophy, what food is good to eat

Patient's question:

A child has been suffering from yellow nasal discharge for nearly a month, with nasal congestion, snoring at night, and an endoscopic examination showing a blockage of 3/4. What foods are good for adenoid hypertrophy?

Doctor's answer:

Eat 2-3 times a week of braised eel or drink eel soup. Eel is different from other fish; it has a significant effect on blood-boosting, kidney-tonifying, and anti-allergic properties, but it does not easily cause internal heat, making it nourishing without being drying. Eat 2 times a week of sea shrimp, about 10 per serving. For children around 7 years old, they can have about half a pound per serving. Sea shrimp refers to cocktail shrimp or prawns, which have a clear effect on tonifying kidney Yang and can be used to treat chronic tonsillitis, chronic rhinitis, and chronic pharyngitis. Their efficacy is completely different from that of river shrimp.

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