Patient's question:
My baby just turned three this year. Recently, I noticed that my baby likes to breathe with their mouth open while sleeping. They also really like rubbing their eyes with their hands. I took my baby to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said my baby has adenoid hypertrophy. So, I would like to consult the doctor. How should adenoid hypertrophy be treated?Doctor's answer:
Patients with adenoid hypertrophy. If there are no obvious clinical symptoms. Such as difficulty breathing. Sleep apnea syndrome. Hypoxia and other related clinical manifestations. Can be observed regularly without surgery. In daily life. We must increase physical exercise to improve immunity and prevent colds. Since patients with adenoid hypertrophy often suffer from sinusitis. Recurrent tonsillitis. In addition. The diet should be light. When conservative treatment is not effective. Surgery can be performed.