Patient's question:
My son just turned one year old. The hospital said he has adenoid hypertrophy. He breathes through his mouth during the day, and also at night, sometimes waking up because he can't breathe. I want to ask how to deal with adenoid hypertrophy in young children?Doctor's answer:
Adenoid hypertrophy and pharyngitis in children, is not very targeted and the effect is not satisfactory. It is recommended that you consider performing low-temperature ablation surgery for your child. This procedure can precisely and thoroughly ablate the inflammation and proliferative tissue in the pharyngeal cavity in one go. The surgery is relatively simple and usually takes about 20 minutes to remove the diseased tissue. There is little bleeding, a quick recovery, and postoperative discomfort symptoms can disappear. It is generally no longer likely to recur.