What are the symptoms of chronic nasopharyngitis

Chronic nasopharyngitis is a relatively common disease. Patients are prone to nausea, nasal congestion or pharyngeal discomfort, as well as blockage and itching. Therefore, we need to diagnose and treat based on these symptoms.

1. Common features of chronic nasopharyngitis: The patient's pharynx is sensitive, easily causing nausea, the pharyngeal mucosa is congested and dark red, and scattered protruding small particles or pieces like beads can be seen on the posterior pharyngeal wall, surrounded by a dilated vascular network, and sometimes with mucus or purulent secretions on the surface.

2. Common symptoms of chronic nasopharyngitis: discomfort in the throat, including dryness, swelling, blockage, itching, discomfort when swallowing, and foreign body sensation. Because the pharyngeal secretions are thick, patients often make "grunting sounds" in the hope of clearing the pharyngeal secretions.

3. Typical symptoms of chronic nasopharyngitis: a foreign body sensation in the throat, itching, slight pain, dryness and burning sensation, etc.; sticky secretions often adhere to the posterior wall of the throat and are difficult to clear, especially at night, making "grunting" sounds, as if trying to clear them away quickly. The secretions may cause an irritating cough, or even nausea and vomiting. If examination shows diffuse congestion of the pharyngeal mucosa, dark red in color, and with a small amount of viscous secretions, it is chronic simple pharyngitis.

4. Symptoms of chronic hypertrophic pharyngitis include thickening of the mucosa, diffuse congestion, or thickening of the palatal arch and soft palate edges, and numerous granular protruding lymphoid follicles on the posterior pharyngeal wall.