From September to April of the following year, children have a high incidence of colds, with an average of 6-8 colds per year. This means:HealthYour child may have a cold a third of the time. When the number of colds exceeds the normal range, there will be a high frequency of recurrent colds, which is likely to resultAdenoidal hypertrophyAdenoidal hypertrophyIt can lead to poor breathing, lack of oxygen, and poor sleep quality at night, which in turn affects the child's concentration during the dayHearing lossand even trigger complications such as:Secretory otitis media, coughing,Bronchitis, as well as abnormal growth and development. Therefore, the child's high-frequency repeated colds should attract the attention of parents.
Caused by frequent recurrent colds in childrenAdenoidal hypertrophyThere are two main reasons for this. First of all,Adenoidsis an immune organ that invades the child when germs invadeRespiratory tracttime,AdenoidsIt will automatically swell to protect the body. Common coldIt usually heals within 7 days, at this timeAdenoidswill return to normal. However, ifPathogensFrequent invasions, such as colds 2-3 times a monthAdenoidswill continue to be stimulated. Over time,Adenoidswill become hypertrophied and can no longer return to its original appearance, ieAdenoidal hypertrophyof occurrences. Secondly, in addition to colds, othersUpper respiratory tractInflammation such as tonsillitis, allergic rhinitis,Sinusitisetc. will also be stimulatingAdenoids, triggering its hypertrophy. Therefore, especially for children who have just started kindergarten, if they have frequent colds, fevers and coughs, they need to pay extra attentionAdenoidsproblems.
Caused by frequent recurrent coldsAdenoidal hypertrophyThere are two main options in terms of **. The first is conservative**, in which commonly used drugs include intranasal glucocorticoids and leukotriene receptor antagonists, and the course of treatment is generally 6 weeks to 6 months. It is also required to be taken in the presence of a bacterial infectionAntibiotics。If the effect of conservative ** is not obvious or the condition is more severe, surgical excision needs to be considered. Surgical excisionAdenoidsIt usually occurs between the ages of 2 and 6 years, peaks at the age of 6 to 7 years, and begins to shrink after the age of 10 years. Therefore, when making surgical decisions, doctors usually take into account the age of the child, the severity of the condition, and the effect of conservative**.
Surgical excisionAdenoidsThere are some common questions to be aware of. The first is whether the surgery affects brain development. General anesthesia is used for surgeryproductscan be passed through the liver andKidneysMetabolize it as long as the child is rightproductsThere are no allergies, and the liver and kidney function are normal, and ** substances will not remain in the body and will not affect intellectual development. In addition, the amount of material injected during the operation will also be determined according to the child's weight, and the specific dose will be confirmed by the anesthesiologist according to the child's weight, so the operation will not affect the child. The second is post-surgeryAdenoidal hypertrophyIs it easy**. According to a large sample of clinical follow-up observational studies, less than 2% of patients require reoperation. There are two main reasons for the first reason after surgery: First, there are two main reasonsAdenoidsWithout clear organ boundaries, it is difficult to remove them completely with surgery;The second is if the child recurs after the operationUpper respiratory tractInflammation can still lead to the re-proliferation of local residual lymphoid tissue, triggering **. Therefore, the key to postoperative prevention is to prevent the reversal of local inflammation, and parents need to comprehensively adjust their childrenlifeway, keepHealthDiet, moderate exercise, improve physical fitness, and strengthen immunity.
To sum up, it is caused by frequent repeated coldsAdenoidal hypertrophyIt is an issue that needs to be paid attention to by parents and timely. Conservative and surgical excision are two common methods, and the appropriate regimen should be selected according to the specific situation of the child. No matter which method is taken, it is necessary to pay attention to postoperative prevention and health care to avoid the occurrence of ** and complications. Parents in childrenlifeIt is necessary to improve the child's immunity and keep it welllifehabits and eating habits, regular check-ups and prompt**Upper respiratory tractinfections, which help to reduce the number of colds, thus loweringAdenoidal hypertrophyrisk.