How to Handle a Four-and-a-Half-Year-Old Child’s Suspected Adenoid Hypertrophy?

A four-and-a-half-year-old child was diagnosed with adenoid hypertrophy in May this year, which blocked 3/4 of the airways. After a period of strict treatment, it was recently found that the child’s symptoms of open-mouth breathing have become extremely noticeable, including thickened lips, protruding teeth, and exposure of the gums when laughing. These symptoms seem to be consistent with adenoid facies. Can the face be completely restored to normal if the adenoids are surgically removed?
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How to Handle a Four-Month-Old Baby’s Cold, Fever, and Cough

When a four-month-old baby has a cold, fever, and cough, it is recommended to follow the doctor’s instructions for medication treatment, maintain a relaxed attitude, and ensure the baby drinks plenty of warm water. Regularly check the baby’s temperature and consider physical cooling methods. Additionally, consider using expectorant and cough suppressant medications or nebulizer inhalation treatment. Adjust clothing as needed with weather changes to prevent catching a cold. If symptoms are severe, seek immediate hospitalization in the pediatric department to avoid delaying the condition.
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