Patient's question:
The baby has tonsillitis and is getting an IV drip, but the cough is still very severe. What should I do?Previous treatment and effectiveness: Received IV drip for four days, no fever, but still coughing.
Desired help: How should the treatment be carried out? What medicine can help recover quickly?
Doctor's answer:
Your friend might be suffering from tonsillitis. The inflammation of tonsillitis is based on the throat and pharynx, but its pathological composition is closely related to the lungs, liver, stomach, and kidneys. The etiology and pathogenesis of chronic tonsillitis are often due to the deficiency of internal organs, consumption of yin fluids, and the rise of deficient fire in the throat and pharynx, or due to recurrent attacks of wind-heat sore throat. Kidney yin deficiency can lead to lung yin deficiency, resulting in deficient fire rising and causing sore throat. You can use tea therapy, such as hawthorn fruit mixed with chrysanthemum tea, and you can also take many Slow Pharyngitis Easing Granules. Be cautious when taking medication and it is recommended to seek follow-up treatment as soon as possible.