What should I do about swollen tonsils and hypertrophic turbinates?

Patient's question:

Boy baby, he is 7 years old this year. He is always coughing and has a lot of phlegm. The child says his throat feels uncomfortable. Please ask: What should I do about swollen tonsils and hypertrophic turbinates?

Doctor's answer:

If tonsil hypertrophy and nasal turbinates hypertrophy occur again, this is usually caused by respiratory infections and inflammatory responses. At this time, it is possible to experience difficulty breathing during naps and strained respiration. We can work together to take relevant medications orally and supplement with vitamins, which can help stabilize and recover from this condition. For parents, it is important to assist children in seeking timely medical treatment. Additionally, the baby's daily diet should be balanced in terms of nutrition, avoiding excessive supplementation or malnutrition.

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