Patient's question:
3 years and 4 months, previously had a cold with continuous runny nose. Went to the hospital and was diagnosed with allergic rhinitis + sinusitis. Visited for over a month. The day before yesterday, a check-up was done, meaning the runny nose had improved significantly, but there were still issues with the adenoid. A nasal pharyngoscopy was performed, and it was said that the adenoid is enlarged, requiring surgery.Doctor's answer:
Without surgery, you can visit a Traditional Chinese Medicine clinic specializing in throat conditions to use silver needles for puncturing the adenoids and tonsils to expel blood and toxins. Simultaneously, apply a herbal powder that promotes blood circulation, dispels stagnation, eliminates decay, promotes new growth, reduces inflammation and pain, clears phlegm and dissolves knots, calms the mind, regulates the liver and Qi, and unblocks meridians. Combined with oral herbal decoctions, this non-surgical approach can reduce the size of the adenoids and tonsils, enhance the body's immune function, and support the child's intellectual development, making it the best choice.