Can surgery cure nasal hypertrophy?

Can surgery cure nasal hypertrophy? This issue is of particular concern to many patients with nasal concha hypertrophy. You should know that nasal concha hypertrophy can cause serious harm to the patient's body, and the traditional drug treatment method is not very effective in treating this disease, so many patients want to use surgical methods to completely solve the problem of nasal concha hypertrophy. So first of all, patients and friends need to have a specific understanding of the surgical treatment of nasal concha hypertrophy.

Turbinate hypertrophy refers to the long-term inflammatory stimulation of the nasal concha, which causes edema of the nasal concha mucosa and leads to nasal obstruction. For some cases of enlarged inferior turbinate, the treatment effects of nasal mucosal vasoconstrictors and Chinese and Western medicines are poor. In addition to drug treatment, other methods to improve nasal ventilation include partial resection of the inferior turbinate, cryosurgery, microwave, laser and partial resection with a nasal polyp cutter; however, the above methods cause greater damage to the inferior turbinate mucosa, resulting in postoperative pain, bleeding, scabbing, dryness, nasal odor, infection, and nasal adhesions, which affect the function of the nasal cavity to varying degrees. According to current medical knowledge, it is best not to undergo surgery on the nasal concha, as it is the thermostat of the nasal cavity. If it is damaged too much, the sense of cold and warm air will be lost.

For swollen nasal concha, it is best not to have surgical treatment. Surgery has great side effects, is very painful, and is prone to recurrence. Traditional Chinese medicine is very effective in treating nasal concha hypertrophy. The traditional Chinese medicine rhinitis Cangju Drink is effective for nasal concha hypertrophy. The drug directly acts on the diseased mucosa, causing blood vessels to contract, tissue edema to disappear, and the nasal concha and hyperplastic tissue to soften and decompose. It is recommended to go to the Chinese medicine throat department and take traditional Chinese medicine orally that can dispel wind and heat, purge fire and promote qi circulation, and clear the nasal passages. Combined with traditional Chinese medicine powders that can promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, reduce inflammation and relieve pain, discharge pus and clear the passages, and remove rot and promote new growth, the effect is relatively ideal.

To sum up, after understanding the question of whether turbinate hypertrophy can be cured by surgery, we still need to advise all patients with turbinate hypertrophy that if you do not want to make it more difficult for yourself to treat turbinate hypertrophy, it is best not to use surgery to treat turbinate hypertrophy. It is recommended that patients pay attention to conditioning and exercise in their daily lives to avoid recurrence of turbinate hypertrophy.