Patient's question:
The body is still very good, but I don't know if it was tired from training recently. These days, my ears often buzz, and I frequently hiccup and have a runny nose, which is very painful. When I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, the doctor said I have chronic tonsillitis. I'm very worried and don't know if this condition is treatable.What kind of assistance I need: Hello, doctor. What methods do you have for treating chronic tonsillitis?
Doctor's answer:
For the treatment of chronic tonsillitis, low-temperature plasma minimally invasive surgery can be used. After the surgery, there is no pain, and you can quickly return to normal eating. The principle of low-temperature plasma minimally invasive surgery is to use the special energy purchased with the equipment, approximately 40 degrees of low-temperature plasma, to ablate the inflammatory alliance of the tonsils, so as to completely restore the normal respiratory function of the pharynx. With the assistance of a fiberoptic laryngoscope, it is safe, precise, and reliable.