Patient's question:
The child told me this morning when he came down that his throat hurts. At first, I didn't pay much attention. Later, in the evening, he started coughing a bit. I looked at his throat, and it was all red. It seems like tonsillitis. What kind of medicine should he take for tonsillitis, and what should he pay attention to?What kind of help is needed: What kind of medicine should the child take for tonsillitis?
Doctor's answer:
tonsillitis, oral antibiotics for anti-inflammatory treatment during acute pain. Severe cases may require intravenous anti-inflammatory treatment. When the sore throat is severe or accompanied by high fever, oral antipyretics and analgesics can be taken. The key is to prevent colds in daily life, strictly avoid spicy foods, maintain a light diet, drink plenty of water, and keep the mouth clean at all times. Ensure adequate sleep, exercise moderately to reduce the body's resistance to diseases. Chronic tonsillitis is a condition where acute tonsillitis manifests as dry throat, a sense of obstruction, sticky secretions that are difficult to cough up.