Patient's question:
My 8-year-old child has tonsillectomy 3 and swelling. Can it be removed? Will it affect the future?Past treatment history and effectiveness: Each time, they received intravenous fluids. Some doctors said it could be prescribed, while others said it couldn't.
What kind of help is needed: Can it be prescribed? Will it affect the future?
Doctor's answer:
If a child's tonsils are swollen to a degree three, it has already affected the child's dry swallowing and breathing, and surgical treatment needs to be implemented in a timely manner. The tonsils are an autoimmune organ of the human body. If the tonsils are swollen beyond degree three or frequently suffer from acute purulent infections, surgical treatment needs to be implemented in a timely manner. After tonsillectomy, it generally does not cause serious adverse effects on the body.