Patient's question:
Weng'an County People's Hospital, Department of StomatologyTonsillitis that appeared in August 2011, was seen at the traditional Chinese medicine hospital at that time. The doctor recommended going to the People's Hospital of Duyun City for surgery. When I arrived at the city hospital, the doctor did not recommend surgery, just some medication and a spray treatment. Following the doctor's advice, the inflammation subsided. However, the condition recurred last winter, and it has now flared up 5 or 6 times since then.
Doctor's answer:
Children with chronic tonsillitis and adenoid hypertrophy, if there are no significant complications, should be treated conservatively as much as possible before the age of 6, with traditional Chinese medicine decoctions as the primary treatment. If the results are indeed not satisfactory, surgical removal should be considered after the age of 6. For specific treatment recommendations, please refer to the article. If traditional Chinese medicine treatment is needed, you can consult by phone. Pediatric tonsillitis poses significant harm to patients, so it is recommended that patients seek timely treatment from a specialized clinic under the guidance of a doctor. Daily activities can be carried out appropriately, but attention should be paid to preventing "internal heat" (excess heat in the body). We hope the child can recover as soon as possible!