Is 70% adenoid hypertrophy severe?
In general, whether a 70% adenoid hypertrophy is severe depends on the presence of symptoms. No special treatment is required if there are no obvious discomforts; however, intervention is needed if breathing or sleep problems occur. The detailed analysis is as follows:

If the examination reveals only a 70% enlargement without symptoms such as nasal congestion, snoring, or mouth breathing, it indicates that the airway is not significantly obstructed. In this case, aggressive treatment is unnecessary. Regular follow-up examinations to monitor changes in the degree of enlargement are sufficient. It's important to prevent recurrent respiratory infections that may exacerbate irritation in daily life.
If symptoms such as nighttime snoring, breathing pauses, and daytime sleepiness are present, the enlarged tissue is already affecting airflow. Over time, this may lead to abnormal development of the facial bones and jaw, as well as difficulty concentrating. Treatment includes medication to control inflammation, and in severe cases, surgical removal of part of the adenoids may be required to improve airway patency.
Daily care should include keeping warm to prevent colds that could trigger adenoid inflammation, maintaining nasal hygiene by using saline solution for nasal irrigation, and avoiding exposure to dust and allergens to reduce nasal irritation and lower the risk of worsening hypertrophy.