How to treat follicular hyperplasia of the throat wall?

Throat problems have gradually become a major health issue in modern life, because throat problems often lead to frequent respiratory diseases, which have a great impact on people's lives. The lesions of the throat wall are the most common, among which follicular hyperplasia is the most likely disease symptom of the throat wall. So, what is the best way to treat follicular hyperplasia of the throat wall?

There is extensive hyperplasia of connective tissue and lymphoid tissue in the pharyngeal mucosa and submucosa. The protrusions of lymphoid tissue around the mucous glands are chronically congested, causing granular protrusions on the posterior pharyngeal wall or even fusion into pieces. If the excretion of secretions in the mucosal glands is blocked, cystic white spots may form on the top of the protruding lymphoid tissue, and yellow-white substances may be seen when it ruptures.

Using traditional treatments:

1. Eliminate various pathogenic factors, such as treating systemic diseases and sinusitis. Pay attention to nutrition and enhance physical exercise. Avoid irritating food, tobacco and alcohol. Workers working in environments with dust or irritating gases should wear masks.

2. Take different treatment methods according to different types of pharyngitis. For local treatment, you can use compound borax solution, furacillin solution, or light salt water to gargle, or various lozenges can be taken orally. Jinsang Liyan Pills, Lepinqing oral administration, etc.

3. Hypertrophic pharyngitis can be treated with plasma cryoablation.

4. Nebulizer inhalation treatment can be performed. It has certain benefits for symptoms such as dryness and dry cough.

For disease prevention:

1. Quit smoking and drinking, and actively treat acute and chronic pharyngitis and chronic inflammation of the nasal cavity, sinuses, and tonsils.

2. Improve the working and living environment and avoid the stimulation of dust and harmful gases;

3. Preventing colds can play a good auxiliary therapeutic role in the hyperplasia of the posterior pharyngeal wall lymph follicles.

4. Blind treatment without clarifying the cause of the disease will only aggravate the condition.