Patient's question:
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Almost recovered from taking medicine, but testing has started again. Careful examination of results: What kind of assistance is needed: What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Tonsillitis is often caused by recurrent acute tonsillitis or due to poor drainage of tonsillar crypts, leading to chronic inflammation of the tonsillar crypts and their substance. It can also occur after certain acute infectious diseases. According to immunology, if accompanied by adenoid hypertrophy, it can cause nasal congestion, snoring, and other symptoms of otitis media. Due to frequent swallowing of secretions and bacterial toxins in the crypts, symptoms such as indigestion, headache, fatigue, and low fever may occur. Examination reveals chronic congestion of the tonsils, an uneven surface of the tonsils, scars, and involvement of surrounding tissues. Sometimes, the openings of the crypts can be seen as yellowish-white small spots, covered with thin mucous or adhesions.