Patient's question:
The child's tonsils have pus for three days, and only long-term use of antibiotics is effective. What should be done if this continues? How to prevent and completely cure it?Test results: Blood test is fine.
Previous treatment and effectiveness: Each time it was cured, but it keeps recurring.
What kind of help is desired: How can it be completely cured?
Doctor's answer:
If there is a long-term history of tonsillar abscesses, it is necessary to pay attention to the occurrence of secondary endocarditis and nephritis. Purulent tonsillitis is prone to recurring many complications that interfere with health. It is best to go to the otolaryngology department for a follow-up examination to confirm the diagnosis. Generally, tonsillitis is mainly related to the body's increased resistance. While taking antibiotics to reduce inflammation, attention should be paid to enhancing the child's physical fitness, such as appropriate physical exercise and a balanced diet. Long-term tonsillar abscesses often require surgical removal in clinical diagnosis to avoid complications.The above is the advice for the question "A child has tonsillar abscesses every two days since they were young." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!