Patient's question:
The child is seven years old; the tonsils often get inflamed twice a month, should they be removed? Treatment history and effectiveness: intravenous drips What kind of help do you want: should they be removed?Doctor's answer:
If tonsillitis occurs repeatedly and anti-inflammatory treatment is not effective, it is a surgical indication. The tonsils have an autoimmune organ, and surgery to remove them is generally considered only when there is a surgical indication. Pay attention to preventing colds, preventing colds, engaging in sufficient activities, and strengthening the body can effectively prevent tonsillitis. Go out more, relax, and don't have too much psychological stress.