Patient's question:
tonsillitis. Hoarseness. Sore throat. No high fever. Can't speak.Past treatment and effectiveness: Received one day of intravenous drip. Took two days of anti-inflammatory medication.
What kind of help is needed: What medicine should I take now?
Doctor's answer:
When tonsillitis occurs again, shed epithelial cells, lymphocytes, and bacteria accumulate at the openings of the crypts, causing the tonsil surface to again appear as a pustular, cheese-like substance. Excessively enlarged tonsils can interfere with breathing, dry swallowing, and speech. If accompanied by adenoid hypertrophy, it can lead to nasal congestion, snoring, and other symptoms of otitis media. For acute tonsillitis, during the acute recurrence phase of chronic tonsillitis, antibiotic treatment is recommended, with medications being used in sufficient dosage and duration.