How should infantile adenoid hypertrophy do?

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Proliferator hypertrophy is the pathological hyperplasia of the proliferator, which is also called adenoid or pharyngeal tonsil. It is the lymphoid tissue at the top of the nasopharynx. It increases gradually after birth, reaches the maximum at about 6 years old, and gradually degenerates at 10 years old. Due to repeated infection, proliferators can proliferate abnormally. Swollen proliferators can cause nasal obstruction and obstruction of nasal drainage, leading to rhinitis and sinusitis; When blocking eustachian tube, it is easy to cause otitis media; Because of open mouth breathing, children are prone to respiratory tract infection; Long term mouth opening breathing can affect the development of facial bone flute and children's physical and intellectual development. Let's share my experience with you.

How should infantile adenoid hypertrophy do?

In daily life, parents should pay special attention to children's colds. Especially in children between 2 and 10 years old, should improve prevention, such as try to avoid children with long-term cold, runny nose, nasal congestion, cough, rub nose, rub eyes, sneezing and other symptoms, if also accompanied by poor hearing, obvious snoring and other symptoms, should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment.

Adenoid hypertrophy should not be ignored. Early detection, early treatment. When the child has poor hearing or frequent nasal congestion, runny nose, to think that may not only be the ear or nose disease, but also check whether there is adenoid hypertrophy.

The harm of adenoid hypertrophy in children is relatively large. It is suggested that the symptoms of adenoid hypertrophy should be timely checked and treated in regular hospitals. Of course, we should pay more attention to diet and living habits, avoid stimulating food, and pay attention to health preservation and health care.

matters needing attention

The effective treatment of children's adenoid hypertrophy should be based on the comprehensive examination of the causes and analysis of the disease. In addition, children are in a critical period of growth and development. Therefore, the treatment of children's adenoid hypertrophy should follow the principles of minimally invasive treatment, preserving normal physiological function and not affecting development.