Patient's question:
My son is 12 years old and has tonsillitis. He has received intravenous fluids for 5 consecutive times, but his condition has not improved. What other medications should he take? Thank you.Previous treatment history and effectiveness:
He has never had this illness before.
The help he needs now:
He has just finished receiving intravenous fluids for 5 times. I would like to stop the IV treatment and switch to oral medication. What medications should he take?
Doctor's answer:
This is not possible because intravenous infusion followed by medication is unlikely to be effective! According to your description, if your child's tonsillitis frequently recurs, surgery to remove the tonsils can be considered. If it is only occasional inflammation, it is recommended to focus on natural healing under the guidance of a local doctor, which is a better approach. Wishing your child healthy growth! The above advice is for the question "My 12-year-old son has tonsillitis, and after 5 consecutive intravenous infusions, it still hasn't improved. What other medications should he take?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!