Category: Oedema in the larynx

The cause of laryngeal oedema varies in difficulty of treatment. If it causes shock, airway obstruction, etc., tracheal intubation or tracheotomy is usually required, and there are risk factors such…

If the symptoms are already more severe, with respiratory distress or even if the patient himself is in a coma, immediate treatment at the emergency department is required. For discomfort…

The severity of laryngeal oedema depends on the cause of the laryngeal oedema. Laryngeal oedema caused by environmental factors and excessive use of the voice is usually mild and easily…

Laryngoscopy is usually required for adults with laryngeal oedema because it allows visual observation of the lesions in the throat and determines the degree of laryngeal oedema, allowing the doctor…

This can usually be determined based on the baby’s symptoms and signs. Laryngeal oedema in young children is often associated with acute laryngitis. A child with symptoms of a common…

If the symptoms of laryngeal oedema caused by allergic factors are mild, some of them may disappear on their own, but due to allergy, the symptoms may worsen and lead…

Patients with laryngeal oedema should avoid foods that irritate the throat, in addition to those that cause their own allergies. Spicy foods, for example, can irritate the throat and should…

In case of laryngeal oedema, air conditioning can be used, but it is important to keep the room temperature appropriate and moderate to avoid aggravating the condition by catching cold.

Pediatric laryngeal edema is usually seen in some acute laryngitis, acute allergy and inflammatory irritation can lead to pediatric laryngeal edema, and in children who cry loudly and shout for…

Patients with laryngeal edema, if actively apply antibiotics and hormone shock treatment, the symptoms can gradually improve in about 3-5 days, and the symptoms will be cured in 7-10 days,…