How to deal with children's adenoid hypertrophy

Patient's question:

Baby is 11 weeks old, feeling a bit off lately, not in the best spirits. What should I do about the child's enlarged adenoids?

Doctor's answer:

Currently, the treatment for adenoid hypertrophy is primarily determined based on the severity of the disease. Conservative treatment is commonly used, which involves enhancing the child's physical fitness and significantly boosting their immunity to prevent illnesses such as colds. Medications are also used to reduce the symptoms of hypertrophy. In cases of severe impact on survival, surgical treatment is recommended. Do not feel any psychological pressure and maintain a cheerful mood. During this period, pay attention to getting plenty of rest, and maintain a light diet, avoiding greasy and spicy foods. This will be beneficial for both you and the fetus in your womb.

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