Tracheal stenosis treatment aims to improve airway function and relieve symptoms caused by narrowed trachea. Initial treatments may include bronchodilators or steroids to reduce inflammation. Endoscopic procedures, such as dilation or stent placement, may be used to widen the airway. In more severe cases, surgery to remove the narrowed section of the trachea or reconstruct the airway may be necessary. For recurrent or complex cases, a combination of treatments may be required. The approach is tailored to the severity and underlying cause of the stenosis.