How does turbinate have hypertrophy trend to do

Turbinate hypertrophy refers to turbinate mucosa edema caused by long-term inflammation, leading to nasal obstruction. Generally speaking, the use of vasoconstriction drug treatment, surgery is generally removed inferior turbinate. Generally speaking, those with poor effects of drug therapy need surgery, but surgery is also traumatic. Now there are minimally invasive therapies, such as freezing, laser or electrocoagulation therapy. It is suggested that you can have a try.

Turbinate hypertrophy refers to turbinate mucosa edema caused by long-term inflammation, leading to nasal obstruction. Generally developed from chronic simple rhinitis. The mucous epithelial cilia fall off and become multilayer cubic epithelium, and the submucosa develops from edema to fibrous tissue hyperplasia, resulting in mucosal hypertrophy. Over time, it may become morula or polypoid, periosteum and bone tissue hyperplasia, and turbinate bone may also be hypertrophy change