Patient's question:
How to treat swelling and fibrosis of the faucial papillae in a six-year-old child? Habitual inflammation of the faucial papillae! The thing that causes stomachache cannot be touched at all, like this! This time it feels a bit serious, cough! I wonder if surgery is needed for this condition? The doctor said the cough is caused by swollen lymph nodes at the back of the throat. The coughing frequency is not high, only about ten times a day!Doctor's answer:
Some children have enlarged tonsils, which is related to intergenerational genetic factors. Especially when inflammation subsides, it can interfere with breathing or deep sleep, and surgery may be performed to remove them. Children often experience tonsil inflammation, with occasional cough recurrence. This situation is likely related to weakened immunity. If tonsil inflammation recurs frequently each year, it is recommended to visit a hospital for examination and consider surgical treatment. Rest is important.