Turbinate hypertrophy is just a common sign in otolaryngology clinics. The main clinical symptoms are nasal congestion and headache. There are many reasons for turbinate hypertrophy, and there are often the following situations: First, acute rhinitis, mostly secondary to upper respiratory tract infection, is usually treated with oral antibiotics and anti-cold drugs, such as cefuroxime axetil and Putilan Xiaoyan oral liquid. Second, allergic rhinitis will be accompanied by symptoms such as paroxysmal sneezing and itchy nose. The first choice is glucocorticoid nasal spray and oral second-generation antihistamines, such as fleroxobin and loratadine tablets. Third, chronic rhinosinusitis, first use glucocorticoid nasal spray, if ineffective, nasal congestion symptoms persist, you can consider surgical intervention. Most benign and malignant tumors, such as papilloma and lymphoma, need surgical treatment.