Can chronic hypertrophic rhinitis be cured?

"Infranasal nail excision surgery" may be performed. This kind of surgery can achieve the best purpose for chronic hypertrophic rhinitis and nasal breath, and it must be well maintained after surgery, otherwise the operation will be done in vain.

I want to remind you that you must go to a regular good hospital (Class 3A) for this kind of surgery, and you must find a senior doctor, otherwise the surgical effect may not be achieved and may even become atrophic rhinitis, resulting in some irreparable losses.

For rhinitis, there is no more effective method at the current medical level, and there is no special drug, the so-called drug is mainly used to reduce inflammation, which is very large. For cases where the drug is not sensitive or the rhinitis is very severe, the drug ** is definitely the next policy.

Yes, the drug should not be used for a long time, because it can lead to severe disease and drug rhinitis.

Please use no more than 7 times a day.

Good luck with you**.

The best** way to treat rhinitis: 1No medication, no drug dependence: Saline nasal lavage does not use medication, but uses pure physical technology.

2.Does not damage the nasal mucosa, does not damage the nasal mucosal tissue. 3.**Bitter, no bleeding: Compared with the traditional ** method, it is largely reduced.

Damage to light tissues and pain to the patient. 4.**Short-term, non-hospitalization,**fast: patients are generally one month after saline nasal lavage.

can achieve satisfactory results.

It is recommended to try the saline nasal irrigation method (refer to the Chinese rhinitis green ** network), this method does not use drugs, there is no ***, especially suitable for children and pregnant women, can be used for a long time. The best effect on chronic rhinitis, sinusitis and allergic rhinitis is good, and the concentration, temperature and operation method of saline can be mastered, which can alleviate symptoms and eliminate inflammation. Rhinitis can not be reversed, and it is easy to prevent colds, which can effectively reduce the probability of rhinitis attacks.

Chronic hypertrophic rhinitis mostly refers to chronic hypertrophic rhinitis, which is mostly developed from chronic simple rhinitis, and the main clinical manifestations are intermittent, alternating or persistent nasal congestion, usually accompanied by symptoms such as runny nose, obliterative nasal voice, and hyposmia, and may also cause dizziness, headache, insomnia, mental fatigue and other discomforts. Due to the hypertrophy of the turbinate pressing the pharyngeal opening of the Eustachian tube, there may also be a feeling of blockage, tinnitus, and hearing loss in the ear on the affected side. **The method contains the following points:

1. Drugs**:

1. Nasal decongestant: oxymetazoline hydrochloride spray and ephedrine hydrochloride nasal drops can be applied, it should be noted that such drugs can produce drug resistance, so they cannot be used for a long time, so as not to cause drug-induced rhinitis, and the drug needs to be stopped after about 1 week;

2. Nasal glucocorticoids: such as fluticasone propionate nasal spray and budesonide nasal spray, it is recommended to use according to the doctor's instructions, and generally use it for about 20 days and stop the drug for 1 week;

3. Use nasal irrigation: such as normal saline, rinsing the nasal cavity can help clean up nasal secretions to relieve nasal congestion and other discomforts;

4. Traditional Chinese medicine: such as Nayuan Tongjiao Granules or Xinyi Rhinitis Pills, etc., which can help clear heat, detoxify and clear the body.

2. Surgery**:

For those who do not respond to drugs, surgery** is required, such as minimally invasive nasal endoscopic surgery**, in which the middle and lower turbinate bones are removed during the operation to reduce the turbinate uniformly and improve the nasal ventilation function, or low-temperature plasma can also be used for turbinate radiofrequency**, which preserves the nasal mucosa as much as possible and restores the normal physiological function of the nasal cavity.

In life, patients should pay attention to fasting and spicy food, drink more water, exercise more, improve the body's metabolism, and accelerate the resolution of inflammation.

Chronic hypertrophic rhinitis is a chronic disease that is not easy to maintain**, so it needs to be maintained for a long time. Clinically commonly used, such as **** to remove the primary disease. Local** relieves symptoms and tries to help patients keep their nasal passages open.

Surgery can be performed for patients with severe nasal mucosal hyperplasia and hypertrophy**, and commonly used procedures include plasma radiofrequency ablation, partial resection of the inferior turbinate, etc.

One****.

Patients with this disease should be removed, actively local and systemic diseases, improve working and living conditions, quit smoking and drinking, exercise, and enhance physical fitness.

2. Drugs**.

1. Patients should keep the nasal cavity unobstructed to facilitate drainage. The nasal cavity can be flushed with warm saline to remove thick secretions.

2. Nasal drip vasoconstrictors, such as ephedrine saline and oxymetazoline, can also be used alternately with 5 10 weak eggs**. **Do not rely too much on vasoconstrictors, which may cause adverse reactions to drug-induced rhinitis. It is best not to use it for infants and young children or use it with caution, and if necessary, low concentrations and small doses should be used.

3. Topical application of glucocorticoids with significant anti-infective effect.

4. Procaine intranasal occlusion has a certain effect, and procaine can be injected into the nasal moumulus or under the mucosa of the inferior turbinate.

3. Surgery**.

1. Partial resection of inferior turbinates: mucosal hypertrophy is severe, and there is no obvious response to vasoconstrictors, especially for patients with lower nasal mucosal nodular or mulberry-like changes, partial inferior turbinate resection should be performed, mainly to remove the hypertrophic mucosa at the lower edge and posterior end of inferior turbinates. In principle, it should not exceed 1 3 of the inferior turbinates, and if too much is removed, it can cause secondary atrophic rhinitis.

For patients with inferior turbinate hyperplasia, submucosal resection should be performed, which can improve nasal ventilation and drainage without impairing the physiological function of the mucosa.

2. Lateral transfer of inferior turbinates: patients with wide lower turbinates can fracture the upper end of inferior turbinates and move the inferior turbinates outward to increase the width of the total nasal passages, so as to obtain good nasal ventilation.

3. Uncinate process resection or ethmoid sinus opening: ideal nasal ventilation and drainage channels can be obtained, which is in line with nasal physiology. After the reconstruction of nasal ventilation and drainage, the hypertrophic inferior turbinate mucosal inflammation can be relieved to varying degrees.

**Rhinitis is mainly carried out by medication**, and it is recommended to use different drugs depending on the type of patient. If it is common rhinitis, nasal sprays such as Fushuliang and Raynoldot can generally be used, and oral anti-inflammatory drugs such as clarithromycin and amoxicillin clavulanate potassium can be used**. If the nasal discharge is viscous, you can use a mucus excretion agent such as Chenor, and it is recommended to flush the nasal cavity with a nasal irrigator to relieve the symptoms of nasal congestion and nasal discharge.

If it is allergic rhinitis, in addition to using nasal sprays to control rhinitis allergy symptoms, such as acepine, oral anti-allergic drugs, such as Shunerin, loratadine, cetirizine, etc. If it is a long-term recurrent allergic rhinitis, it is recommended to do allergen testing and desensitization if necessary**.

Do breathing exercises and breathe through your nose.

Chronic hypertrophic rhinitis is mostly developed from chronic simple rhinitis and is characterized by localized or diffuse hypertrophic hypertrophy of the nasal mucosa, submucosa, and even bone.

Clinical presentation. 1.Bilateral persistent nasal congestion, occlusive nasal voice.

2.Nasal discharge is small and thick and not easy to blow out.

3.There may be anosmia, tinnitus, hearing loss, dry throat, headache, insomnia, and memory loss.

4.The nasal mucosa is pale red or dark red, and the inferior turbinates are hypertrophic and poorly elastic.

Basis for diagnosis. 1.History of long-term nasal congestion.

2.Signs and symptoms are present.

3.The hypertrophic inferior turbinate mucosa responds poorly to vasoconstriction, and the probe is not easy to concave when it is touched, or it is difficult to recover immediately when the probe is relieved of the dentation.

**Principle. 1.Those who respond well to topical vasoconstrictors are the same as chronic simple rhinitis.

2.When the above ** effect is not good, hardener injection or laser, microwave, radio frequency ** can be used.

3.Partial turbinate resection is recommended for those with stubborn disease.