Allergic rhinitis turbinate hypertrophy symptoms?

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Turbinate hypertrophy refers to the long-term inflammation of the turbinate, which causes mucosal edema of the turbinate, leading to nasal obstruction. For some hypertrophic inferior turbinate, the use of nasal mucosa vasoconstrictor and traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatment, the effect is not good. Allergic rhinitis turbinate hypertrophy symptoms? Let's talk about it

Allergic rhinitis turbinate hypertrophy symptoms?

When the hypertrophic middle turbinate compresses the nasal septum, it can cause the anterior ethmoidal nerve separated by the ophthalmic branch of the trigeminal nerve to be compressed or inflamed, resulting in irregular paroxysmal frontal pain, and radiating to the bridge of the nose and orbit, which is called anterior ethmoidal neuralgia, also known as anterior ethmoidal nerve syndrome.

Mucosal swelling, pink or purplish red, uneven surface, or node or mulberry shape, especially in the front of the inferior turbinate and its free edge. There is no obvious depression when the probe is pressed lightly, and there is a hard feeling when touching it.

Obvious hypertrophy of inferior turbinate, or hypertrophy of inferior turbinate and middle turbinate, often leads to nasal obstruction. There are mucinous or mucopurulent secretions at the bottom of the nasal cavity or in the lower nasal meatus.

matters needing attention

Cleaning the nasal cavity: when the early symptoms of nasal discomfort appear, we should pay attention to nasal hygiene and develop the habit of cleaning the nasal cavity. The method is to wash the scab in the nasal cavity with warm water, and then use cotton swab dipped in raw honey to smear the affected part of the nasal cavity, once a day, until the nasal cavity is painless and itchy, no secretion scab, and the sense of smell recovers.