Treatment of enlarged adenoids in children

We have seen many, many children with enlarged adenoids. Many mothers are distressed about this and want to find effective ways to help their children recover their health. However, many methods cannot effectively treat this disease. So what are some good ways to treat children's enlarged adenoids? Now let us introduce its treatment method.

Treatment:

The corresponding symptoms caused by the hyperplasia of the adenoids are called adenoid hypertrophy, which often occurs in children. The cause of adenoids hypertrophy is repeated stimulation of inflammation in the nasopharynx and its adjacent areas or the adenoids themselves, causing pathological proliferation of the adenoids.

Pathological hyperplasia of adenoids can cause local symptoms in the ears, nose, pharynx, and larynx. Among them, nasal symptoms are often complicated by rhinitis, sinusitis, nasal congestion and runny nose, etc. Because the symptoms are the most obvious, they are likely to attract the attention of parents. Ear symptoms are due to obstruction of the pharyngeal opening of the Eustachian tube, which may be complicated by secretory otitis media, leading to hearing loss and tinnitus, and sometimes causing suppurative otitis media.

When conservative drug treatment fails to cure adenoids hypertrophy, surgical treatment should be chosen promptly. Once the disease is prolonged, it will become the focus of systemic disease, leading to recurrent sinusitis, hearing loss, sometimes secretory otitis media, snoring during sleep accompanied by breathing disorders, which have a significant negative impact on physical and intellectual development.

The Otolaryngology Center of the Armed Police Hospital believes that removing pathologically proliferating adenoids and tonsils is the main method for treating adenoid hypertrophy in children. Most parents of children with the disease are concerned about the physical and mental damage that surgery may cause to their children. Experts point out that, in fact, parents can rest assured because the human body's immune organs include the spleen, bone marrow, etc. in addition to adenoids and tonsils. After the adenoids and tonsils are removed, these organs will play a compensatory role and will not affect the immune function.

The above content introduces us to how to treat the symptoms of adenoids hypertrophy in children. This is undoubtedly a great blessing for children with adenoids hypertrophy. We can try to treat the children according to the methods introduced above. I hope that all children with adenoids hypertrophy will recover soon.