Patient's question:
These days, I feel like my nose is always stuffy. I think it's a cold, but I don't have any cold symptoms. After a thorough examination at the hospital, they said it's nasal lymphedema. They prescribed some medication, but it hasn't been very effective. Can this condition gradually improve? Will it affect other organs?Doctor's answer:
If there is lymphedema, it may be due to poor local circulation, chronic inflammation, infection, colds, or nasal mucosal congestion. In terms of diet, avoid foods. If nursing is not properly managed or if the temperature rises, blowing cold air can easily cause the condition to fluctuate. The chances of gradual improvement are relatively low, so it is important to take medication according to the prescribed course. Regularly visit the hospital for follow-up checks and actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment.