What is an enlarged turbinate and is it easy to treat?

When turbinate hypertrophy affects the physiological function of the nasal cavity, it will cause breathing disorders, cause a decrease in blood oxygen concentration, affect the function and metabolism of other tissues and organs, and cause some serious complications such as headache, dizziness, memory loss, chest pain, chest tightness, etc., and even complications such as emphysema, cor pulmonale, and asthma. When rhinitis is not received in time** and affects the olfactory mucosa, olfactory disorders will occur, resulting in inability to smell odors such as odors. The mucosa of the inferior turbinate is damaged, and postoperative pain, bleeding, scabbing, dryness, nasal odor, infection, nasal adhesions, affect the function of the nasal cavity to varying degrees.

First of all, keep warm, pay attention to ** upper respiratory symptoms, such as antibiotics for children, with cold powder, and exercise with children, you can be cured.

Rhinitis, sinusitis, and allergic rhinitis all have turbinate hypertrophy (also called enlargement) and nasal congestion. You have to talk about your specific symptoms so that everyone can see if they can help you. As far as I know, rhinitis is a minor problem but stubborn and difficult to treat.

Agree with the second floor's point of view, choose the right method, and adhere to the first method to achieve a solid curative effect. Again, Chinese medicine should be the best choice. When I was in 02, sinusitis was very serious, and I tried many methods, and finally my father heard about a doctor who could cure this disease, and he was cured by taking more than 20 pairs of Chinese medicine.

Surgery and "high-tech, new technology", etc., try not to be gullible, the cost is high, the effect is average, and it is very easy.

If you want to get a further diagnosis, it is recommended to go to a regular ear, nose and throat hospital with professional equipment to ensure the best effect.

It is caused by a blockage of blood vessels in your nose area, and it can be cured with Bright Show.

(1) The use of vasoconstrictor nasal drops is limited to mild cases.

2) Inferior turbinate submucosal sclerosing agent injection, the mechanism of action is that after the injection of sclerosing agent, local chemical inflammation can occur, scar tissue can be produced, turbinate volume can be reduced, and ventilation can be improved.

c) Inferior turbinate submucosal electrocoagulation of hypertrophic mucosal tissue, resulting in scar shrinkage.

4) Cryosurgery is to put a special freezing head on the surface of the inferior turbinate for 1 2 minutes each time, so that the lesion mucosa is necrotic and falls off and regenerates the mucosa.

5) Surgery**, generally** is ineffective, or the mucosa is significantly hypertrophied, or the hypertrophic part is located at the posterior end or lower edge of the inferior turbinate, partial resection of the inferior turbinate or partial resection of the middle turbinate can be performed. The excision of the inferior turbinate should not be excessive, in principle, not more than 1 3 of the inferior turbinate, so as not to affect the function of the nasal mucosa or secondary atrophic rhinitis. In patients with osseous hypertrophy, inferior turbinate muco-subperiosteal resection is appropriate, which can not only improve nasal ventilation and drainage, but also do not affect the physiological function of the nasal mucosa.

6) Appropriate treatment is also given to chronic diseases or adjacent lesions such as nasal septum deviation or sinusitis.