Patient's question:
Recently, it has been happening every week or so. Before, taking Cephalosporin would do the trick, but now with intravenous fluids, the pain returns after just ten days at most. Now, if it's not a fever, it's just the pain—what should I do? How do I deal with the recurring episodes?Doctor's answer:
In the case of the child, it is still advisable to pay attention to whether there is an issue with tonsillitis. If the condition frequently recurs, surgical treatment can be considered. You can visit the hospital's department of otolaryngology to consult with a doctor and have them examine the child. If the tonsils are enlarged or if the condition frequently recurs, surgical treatment may be an option. Alternatively, you could consider enhancing the child's nutrition to boost their immunity. Additionally, you could explore the possibility of administering thymosin to lower the child's immunity.