Adenoid hypertrophy in children may affect intelligence and facial development, and should consider surgery or ionotherapy.

Adenoid hypertrophy is generally caused by incomplete recovery from a cold or cough, which can lead to facial deformation, intellectual impairment, and otitis media. It is recommended to undergo surgery or ion therapy as soon as possible, or observe the child until around 10 years old to see if the adenoids will shrink on their own for mild symptoms.

Adenoid hypertrophy often occurs due to incomplete recovery from a child’s cold and cough, leading to chronic nasal congestion. This can cause facial deformities, affect intelligence, and increase the risk of otitis media. It is recommended to undergo surgery promptly. For adenoid hypertrophy, ion therapy can be considered. In some cases, the adenoids may naturally shrink after the child is four or five years old.

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