It is impossible to generalize how long it takes to cure inferior turbinate hypertrophy, but it is necessary to analyze the specific causes and treatment methods. If the enlarged inferior turbinate is caused by bacterial or viral stimulation, the mucous membrane of inferior turbinate will become congested and swollen, and the patient will show a lot of nasal discharge and acute rhinitis. After active treatment, the congested and swollen mucosa of the inferior turbinate can gradually return to normal in about 7-10 days. In patients with chronic rhinitis and allergic rhinitis, long-term inflammatory stimulation may lead to submucosal soft tissue hyperplasia, resulting in turbinate hypertrophy, and conservative treatment such as spraying or oral medication is less effective, so partial inferior turbinate excision should be performed under nasal endoscopy, and the specific recovery time needs to be determined according to specific circumstances. Inferior turbinate enlargement should be treated according to different causes. It is suggested that patients should go to the ENT department in time to improve relevant examinations and take targeted treatment after clear diagnosis.