Adenoids hypertrophy ablation

The human body is a large entity composed of various substances, which includes many glands. Glands often have problems, such as thyroid enlargement, etc. Diseases can occur due to various reasons. Glands often become enlarged, which is treatable. We can eliminate gland hypertrophy through some special treatments. So how about adenoids ablation?

The common cause of this disease is repeated inflammation such as acute and chronic rhinitis, tonsillitis, influenza, etc., which causes pathological hyperplasia of the adenoids. This causes worsening of nasal obstruction and obstruction of nasal drainage. The secretions from rhinitis and sinusitis in turn stimulate the adenoids to continue to proliferate, forming a vicious cycle of cause and effect. This disease often has a family history.

  Symptoms : 1. Nasal symptoms: Nasal congestion is the main symptom of this disease. Caused by enlarged adenoids and blockage of local accumulation of secretions. 2. Ear symptoms: Enlarged adenoids can compress the pharyngeal opening of the Eustachian tube and cause Eustachian tube obstruction. At the same time, acute nasopharyngeal inflammation can affect the Eustachian tube mucosa. In the presence of Eustachian tube obstruction and inflammation, pathogenic microorganisms and toxins in nasopharyngeal secretions can easily retrograde to the middle ear, causing secretory otitis media or even suppurative otitis media, resulting in symptoms such as ear stuffiness, ear pain, and hearing loss. 3. Symptoms of the pharynx, larynx and lower respiratory tract: As secretions flow downward and irritate the respiratory mucosa, they cause pharyngeal discomfort, coughing, and symptoms of bronchitis.

  Drug treatment : For rhinitis and sinusitis, nasal ventilation can be improved and clinical symptoms can be alleviated through appropriate drug treatment.

Surgical treatment: 1. The traditional surgical method is adenoids curettage and resection, in which an adenoids curette or resection device is placed into the posterior wall of the nasopharyngeal roof to scrape or remove the adenoids. 2. Perform adenoidectomy with an adenoidectomy blade under direct endoscopic vision. Endoscopic radiofrequency volume reduction can also be used. Its advantage is that it is performed under direct vision to avoid damage to adjacent tissues. Radiofrequency technology also has a hemostatic function.