Patient's question:
Previously, the child was hospitalized every month due to high fever caused by purulent tonsillitis. Later, after hearing someone's suggestion, they received long-acting penicillin injections. They took anti-inflammatory medication for a month, followed by Pidotimod. For the past three months since receiving the long-acting penicillin injections, the tonsils have repeatedly appeared with white spots. There is no high fever or other symptoms, but sometimes there is a fishy smell in the mouth. I would like to ask if there is a way to cure it without surgery. Does the constant inflammation affect the child?Doctor's answer:
Pharyngitis is often caused by viral infections. Children taking antibiotics and other medications indeed does more harm than good to their bodies.Advice: Diseases require a process and cannot be cured too hastily, otherwise it may rebound. For pharyngitis, oral pediatric Yian Bian Granules can clear heat, detoxify, and reduce inflammation. Drinking more water, eating more green leafy vegetables, and ensuring daily bowel regularity can prevent the child from having stomach issues.
The above advice is for the question "A 3.5-year-old boy always has white spots on his tonsils." I hope it helps. Wishing you good health!