Patient's question:
Tonsils are red and swollen, and even swallowing saliva is excruciatingly painful. I can't eat dinner.Past Treatment and Effectiveness: I went to the children's hospital. The doctor prescribed a box of capsules, but they didn't work.
What Kind of Help I Need: I want to know what medicine can help me recover faster. Please provide instructions. (Thank you very much to the doctor for quickly clarifying how to treat and prevent this.)
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Doctor's answer:
The treatment for acute tonsillitis is generally to take anti-inflammatory and antibacterial drugs. The drawback of this approach is that it only addresses inflammation, and once the body's resistance decreases, it is prone to recurring repeatedly. Over time, this can lead to chronic lesions. It is recommended that you consider the DNR digital plasma low-temperature ablation therapy. Drink plenty of lukewarm water, eat more vegetables and fruits, and reduce the intake of spicy and irritating foods. Maintain a regular diet. Low-grade fever generally does not require the use of fever-reducing medications. A slight decrease in body temperature can enhance the body's own immune response.