Patient's question:
The child's tonsils are larger than those of a normal child. Breathing has a snoring sound. How should the child be treated? The child's tonsils are larger than those of a normal child. Breathing has a snoring sound. How should the child be treated?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment. What kind of assistance is needed: Can it interfere with the child's future normal growth and development?
Doctor's answer:
In this case, it means what you see with your naked eye may not be accurate. If this situation occurs again, you might have a recurring upper respiratory infection. If tonsillitis reappears, you may need to have a tonsillectomy for treatment. Generally, you can wait and see first, after all, it is also an autoimmune organ. The above is advice on the question "Why is my child's tonsil larger than normal?" I hope it helps you. Wish you good health!