Chronic congestion of the pharynx

Introduction Chronic congestion of the pharynx is due to chronic inflammation of the pharyngeal congestion and redness. There is often a history of recurrent episodes of acute pharyngitis, or long-term mouth breathing due to nasal diseases, excessive alcohol and tobacco, dry air in the environment, dust and irritating gas pollution. Chronic pharyngitis is a refractory disease, and the course of the disease is long, so care is more important. The content is nothing more than the five aspects of diet, residence, work and rest, medication and spiritual care. These five aspects of care are important for chronic pharyngitis.

Cause

Causes of chronic congestion of the pharynx

There is often a history of recurrent episodes of acute pharyngitis, or long-term mouth breathing due to nasal diseases, excessive alcohol and tobacco, dry air in the environment, dust and irritating gas pollution.

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Examination of chronic congestion of the pharynx

Symptoms: pharyngeal discomfort, or pain, or itching, or dryness, burning sensation, smoky sensation, foreign body sensation, etc.; irritating cough, cough up secretions in the morning, or even nausea. The course of the disease is more than 2 months, often caused by cold, cold, fatigue, and more words.

Check: chronic congestion of the pharynx, aggravation. Dark red, or dendritic congestion; lymphoid follicular hyperplasia in the posterior pharyngeal wall, or swollen pharyngeal side; pharyngeal mucosa hypertrophy, or dry, atrophic, thin, with secretions attached. With each of the above symptoms and 1 or More than one inspection can be diagnosed.

Differential diagnosis

Chronic congestion of the pharynx requires identification of the symptoms

(A) chronic simple pharyngitis (chronic simple pharyngitis): for the pharynx mucosa chronic congestion, submucosal connective tissue and lymphoid tissue hyperplasia, mucinous gland hypertrophy, hypersecretion.

(2) Chronic hypertrophic pharyngitis is hyperplastic, hypertrophic, hypertrophic, with extensive connective tissue and lymphoid tissue under the mucosa. The lymphoid tissue surrounding the mucous gland of the posterior pharyngeal gland forms a granular ridge, such as infection of the mucous gland. A white spot is formed attached to the top of the granule, and the pharyngeal lateral lymphoid tissue is strip-like hyperplasia.

(C) atrophic or dry pharyngitis (atrophic pharyngitis or pharyngitis sicca): mostly caused by the spread of atrophic rhinitis, mainly glandular degeneration and mucosal atrophy.

Symptoms: pharyngeal discomfort, or pain, or itching, or dryness, burning sensation, smoky sensation, foreign body sensation, etc.; irritating cough, cough up secretions in the morning, or even nausea. The course of the disease is more than 2 months, often caused by cold, cold, fatigue, and more words.

Check: chronic congestion of the pharynx, aggravation. Dark red, or dendritic congestion; lymphoid follicular hyperplasia in the posterior pharyngeal wall, or swollen pharyngeal side; pharyngeal mucosa hypertrophy, or dry, atrophic, thin, with secretions attached. With each of the above symptoms and 1 or More than one inspection can be diagnosed.

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