Patient's question:
2010, November diagnosed with adenoid hypertrophy, nasal congestion, runny nose, snoring, sneezing. Severe cases of difficulty breathing affecting sleep. Causing cough and excessive phlegmDoctor's answer:
In this case, it is necessary to rule out more secondary causes. First, it is important to confirm whether the adenoid is secondary or primary in nature. Most secondary enlargement is accompanied by chronic rhinitis or chronic tonsillitis, among other repeated inflammatory stimuli in the nose, throat, and pharynx, which can lead to its excessive hypertrophy. In such cases, surgical removal is not suitable. It is recommended to adopt conservative treatment for the time being.