Patient's question:
Patient Age: Daughter, 10 years old, often swollen and puffy, frequently using large amounts of antibiotics. I am now unsure whether to use traditional Chinese medicine or surgery. Where in Xiangfan is it better to get it done? What kind of help do you want to receive: Good adviceDoctor's answer:
Chronic tonsillitis frequently recurs. Frequent tonsillitis may still lead to rheumatoid arthritis and rheumatic heart disease. It is better not to have surgery for the child, as the immune function of the tonsils will gradually decline with age, and they may partially swell and experience an increase in recurrence frequency over time. Additionally, when tonsillitis occurs, antibiotics are primarily used, while traditional Chinese medicine only serves a certain supplementary effect. Therefore, traditional Chinese medicine cannot independently heal tonsillitis or prevent it. Pay attention to physical exercise, splash cold water on your face, and avoid wearing too many clothes. If the child is hyperactive, dress her in a way that makes her feel slightly cooler.