Patients with adenoid hypertrophy generally do not see significant therapeutic effects from massage therapy. Adenoid hypertrophy is due to the proliferation of lymphoid tissue at the posterior nasopharyngeal wall, which leads to nasal congestion and sleep apnea at night. When sleep apnea occurs, it is first necessary to complete sleep monitoring and blood oxygen saturation monitoring and other relevant tests to make a clear diagnosis of the patient's condition. For patients with adenoid hypertrophy occupying more than two-thirds of the posterior nasal aperture, plasma surgery is usually required to ablate the hypertrophied adenoid tissue and restore normal nasal ventilation function, thereby alleviating the patient’s sleep apnea and hypoventilation syndrome.