Patient's question:
Last month, I went to the children's hospital for a diagnosis of 75% adenoid obstruction and tonsil hypertrophy.Doctor's answer:
Conservative treatment emphasizes nutrition, preventing colds, and boosting the immune system. Actively treat the primary condition. As age increases, the adenoid will gradually atrophy, and the condition may improve or symptoms may completely disappear. Medication-based treatment Some children often have rhinitis and sinusitis. With proper treatment, nasal ventilation improves, and clinical symptoms can be alleviated. Surgical treatment If conservative treatment is ineffective, the adenoid should be surgically removed as early as possible. The surgery is often performed concurrently with tonsillectomy.