Patient's question:
The tonsils are a bit inflamed, and my spirits are okay. It has been 3 days. Previous treatment and effectiveness: No tests, thorough examination results: None. What kind of assistance is possible: Whether it can be, many physical fever-reducing therapies have been adopted.Doctor's answer:
One of the mechanisms in the body to resist infection. Our body mobilizes its defense system to kill foreign bacteria by lowering body temperature (generally, bacteria are on the verge of death when the temperature is above 39℃), thereby prolonging the duration of the illness and enhancing the effectiveness of antibiotics. If you use medication to reduce fever at the initial stage (37—38.5℃), it will temporarily put the bacteria in a state of feigned death and cause them to develop drug resistance. Once they resurface, they are often more difficult to treat. At the same time, the room should be moderately ventilated to aid recovery, and the light should always remain soft to help the patient relax.