What are the side effects of iodized glycerin?

Patient's question:

What kind of assistance do you care about: I want to ask if applying iodoform ointment exclusively is effective for tonsil swelling, and how long can the effect last? Will there be any side effects? Is it necessary to switch to other medications?

Doctor's answer:

Iodine and glycerin can effectively treat tonsillitis with swelling and pus discharge, and it works very well. The side effects of iodine and glycerin are not significant. Only occasional allergic reactions may occur, which can cause swelling, redness, rash, and other symptoms on the applied mucous membranes and skin. If any reaction occurs, discontinue use immediately. Do not ingest it accidentally.
Advice: You can try it for 3 to 5 days. If it doesn’t work, it may be due to sensitivity to the medication. The duration of action of iodine and glycerin is not long. Your second episode of tonsillitis in two years has nothing to do with the first use of iodine and glycerin—it’s just that you’ve been taking good care of yourself. No other medications need to be split. Drink plenty of water and take oral anti-inflammatory and antiviral medications. A child’s tonsils can be a. Pay attention to avoid stomach issues.

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