Treatment Methods for Adenoid Hypertrophy in Children

Long-term adenoid hypertrophy can lead to abnormal facial development and impaired intellectual growth in children, and should be treated surgically.

Children’s snoring may be caused by adenoid and tonsil hypertrophy, affecting growth, development, and intelligence.

Adenoids are a type of lymphoid tissue similar to tonsils, located at the back wall of the nasopharynx. They may swell and become inflamed due to infections during childhood, potentially leading to permanent hypertrophy. Adenoid hypertrophy can obstruct nasal breathing, affect sinus drainage, causing sinusitis, and block the auditory ossicles’ pathway, leading to middle ear infections. For children with adenoid hypertrophy or infections, surgery is often performed to remove them along with the tonsils.

What are the unique therapeutic effects of traditional Chinese medicine for adenoid hyperplasia and tonsil hypertrophy?

Is surgery necessary for adenoid hypertrophy, and is traditional Chinese medicine treatment feasible?

How should patients with adenoid hypertrophy choose traditional Chinese medicine treatment?

Adenoid hypertrophy can lead to growth and intellectual development disorders in children and is also a major cause of pediatric sinusitis and otitis media.

Parents inquire whether medication or surgery is necessary for a child’s adenoid hypertrophy

Is Surgery Necessary for a 5-Year-Old Child with Adenoid Hypertrophy?