Definition: Adenoidal inflammation is a condition in which an inflammatory process occurs in the body, most commonly involving the inner ear, with symptoms including increased sensitivity to sound, nausea, vomiting, and sometimes hearing loss. Adenoids are small glands that lie near the front of the nose and mouth. The exact cause of adenoiditis is not fully understood, but it can be caused by an infection or inflammation in the underlying tissues (such as the cartilage between the ear canal and the sinus), which may result from a variety of factors including:
Viruses
Bacteria
Protozoa
Infections from other sources (e.g., meningitis, Lyme disease)
Excessive stress
Other disorders that affect the ear or nasal passages Treatment for adenoiditis typically involves conservative management, such as pain relief with over-the-counter medication and/or oral antibiotics. Treatment options may also include surgery if the adenoids are large enough to obstruct airway通畅 or cause hearing loss. In summary, adenoiditis is an inflammation of the inner ear caused by an infection or inflammation in the underlying tissues, including adenoids in the nose and mouth. Treatment involves conservative management with pain relief and oral antibiotics or surgery as needed.

adenologaditis