Patient's question:
Treated with cephalosporin drugs for 5 days, still wondering what kind of help is needed: eager to know what it isDoctor's answer:
Pharyngitis is inflammation of the tonsils. In clinical diagnosis, it is divided into acute and chronic two types. The indications for tonsillectomy include: ① recurrent acute exacerbations or a history of peritonsillar abscess; ② it may be the primary focus of inflammation in other parts of the body; ③ it interferes with normal breathing or dry swallowing function. To prevent adverse effects on immune function, tonsillectomy is generally not performed before the age of 6. For those who interfere with dry swallowing and breathing, one tonsil can be removed to eliminate the functional disorder. When there is a tendency to bleed, during the convalescent period of the secondary disease, surgery may lead to further deterioration of the secondary disease, or when the patient's health condition does not allow, surgery should not be performed.