What are the symptoms of lymph follicle hyperplasia at the root of the tongue

Hyperplasia of lymph follicles at the root of the tongue is actually a chronic inflammation and a common manifestation of chronic respiratory inflammation. It often manifests as a foreign body sensation in the throat, which is difficult to cough out or swallow, and the patient will also feel upset, irritable, nauseous and vomiting.

1. Symptoms

1. Patients with lymph follicle hyperplasia often feel a foreign body sensation or itching in the throat, but they cannot cough it out or swallow it, which makes the patients feel very uncomfortable.

2. The patient often feels sticky phlegm sticking to the throat. When the mood and climate change, the patient will have an unpleasant odor in the throat.

3. Patients with lymph follicular hyperplasia often experience symptoms such as dry throat and mouth, dry cough, hoarseness, and chest tightness and shortness of breath.

4. Patients with lymph follicle hyperplasia often experience symptoms such as palpitations, shortness of breath, irritability, nausea, retching, night sweats, nightmares and dry eyes.

2. Hazards

1. Chronic pharyngitis will lead to a decrease in the resistance of the pharynx. When the climate changes from cold to hot, dry to wet, the warming and humidifying regulatory functions of the mucosa will be weakened, the ciliary activity and decomposition and phagocytosis functions will be insufficient, and bacteria and viruses will easily stay and multiply locally, becoming lesions of chronic infection. Therefore, these patients are prone to catching colds, which can cause acute attacks of pharyngitis.

2. The infection and inflammation of the pharynx spreads to other systems and may be complicated by chronic laryngitis, rhinitis, otitis media, chronic trachea and bronchitis, nephritis, heart disease, etc.; long-term inflammatory secretions are swallowed into the stomach, which can cause indigestion, esophagitis, gastritis, and enteritis; toxin absorption can cause dizziness, headache, fatigue, loss of energy, weight loss, low fever and other systemic reactions.

3. The pathological changes caused by the hyperplasia of lymph follicles at the root of the tongue not only cause local functional disorders in the throat, but can also affect adjacent organs and even the whole body.

3. Treatment Methods

1. Use traditional Chinese medicine to treat the hyperplasia of lymph follicles at the root of the tongue. It has unique effects on the hyperplasia of lymph follicles at the root of the tongue, foreign body sensation, dry throat, itchy throat, sore throat, hoarseness, cough, etc. Generally, patients will have obvious effects in 7-10 days. After about one cycle, the symptoms such as redness, swelling, congestion and hoarseness of the hyperplastic lymph follicles will basically disappear.

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

3. Hypertrophic pharyngitis can be treated with low-temperature plasma ablation.