Patient's question:
My daughter is less than three weeks old. Since she had a severe cold when she was eight months old and had to be treated with intravenous drips to recover, she is very prone to catching colds and often develops bronchitis quickly. Now, at two weeks and ten days, after being discharged from the hospital for this cold, she developed swollen tonsils again in just a few days. The doctor diagnosed it as chronic tonsillitis. Before this, every time she caught a cold, she had to be treated with intravenous drips, and she would always get sick again soon after recovery. She was almost always taking medicine and getting injections. This time, after taking medicine for many days, the doctor prescribed some to boost her immunity. It seems that the condition is just being suppressed and there hasn't been much improvement.Doctor's answer:
fishy grass, banlangen, summer chrysanthemum mulberry tea may have some effects. In addition to treating pediatric tonsillitis according to symptoms, patients need to consult experts for advice and maintain communication with doctors. Patients should also pay attention to diet, such as eating light meals daily and exercising more outdoors. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a Class III-A hospital for diagnosis and treatment to achieve good therapeutic effects.