Patient's question:
Daughter is 8 and a half weeks old, with right tonsil hypertrophy, the doctor said it's degree 3. It has been detected since week 1 and has persisted until now. How should it be treated?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: IV drips, taking cephalosporin drugs, Western medicine.
What kind of help is desired: How to treat it well.
Doctor's answer:
Enlarged tonsils are a common disease in children. Patients have weakened immunity, and with slight carelessness, the disease may recur repeatedly, potentially worsening. Moreover, chronic tonsillitis, as a focus of infection, can cause systemic pathological reactions, such as pharyngitis, rhinitis, otitis media, bronchitis, nephritis, and rheumatism, among others. If it reaches degree three, it is very serious, as it can lead to breathing difficulties, snoring, and, consequently, poor concentration. This severity can result in weakened constitution.