What should be done about congestion and follicular hyperplasia of the posterior wall mucosa?

Patient's question:

The child was born only a few days ago, and recently, for some reason, they have been scratching their ears frequently. What should I do about the congestion and follicular hyperplasia of the posterior wall mucosa?

Doctor's answer:

The consideration you described is tonsillitis, which falls under upper respiratory tract infections. The treatment primarily involves antibiotic therapy. Intravenous medication can be considered, or you could steep three to five honeysuckle fruits in water to drink, which is quite effective.
The child's symptoms include nasal congestion and nasal discharge. Warm water irrigation can be used for treatment, along with increased fluid intake for observation. If the symptoms are caused by inflammation, oral antibiotics should be administered.

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