Adenoid hypertrophy is a relatively common childhood condition. If a child has repeated ear infections, a physician, usually an ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist, will recommend treatment options.
ADENOIDS (Adenoid Hypertrophy)
SYMPTOMS"It hurts at the back of the child's throat. When he opens his mouth, the area of the tonsils appears red and swollen.
Adenoiditis, adenoid hypertrophy; common pediatric ear, nose and throat (ent) problems
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Adenoidal Hypertrophy ...
Vasomotor rhinitis Â- Hay fever Â- Atrophic rhinitis Â- Nasal polyp Â- Deviated septum Â- Adenoid hypertrophy Â- Peritonsillar abscess Â- Vocal fold nodule Â- Laryngospasm
Chronic lower respiratory diseases ...
Adenoiditis, or enlarged adenoids (adenoid hypertrophy), is unusual in adults because the adenoids normally shrink and almost disappear as the individual reaches adolescence.
It can be associated with Upper Respiratory Infection, Sinusitis, Allergic Rhinitis, adenoid hypertrophy, or polyps.
Chemical irritants
Congenital vascular abnormalities such as telangiectasias, varicosities ...
 See also: Hypertrophy, Fever, Infections, Peritonsillar abscess, Asthma
  
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