Patient's question:
Pharyngeal congestion, with a few small pustules. After taking injections for two days, it has slightly improved but not.Previous treatment history and effectiveness: In the past, I would often have high fever, and it would usually take 3 to 4 days of injections to recover.
What kind of help is desired: Should I focus on oral medication now? Or should I continue drinking medication?
Doctor's answer:
Patient Age: 3Patient Gender: Male
Condition Description: Pharyngeal congestion with a few small pus spots. After two days of injections, the condition has slightly improved. Based on the above symptoms, it is highly likely that the child has purulent tonsillitis. Purulent tonsillitis requires a treatment plan based on the condition. If the child's pus spots disappear and there are no fever or other discomfort symptoms, oral medication can be administered.
Doctor's Questions: How have the pus spots disappeared now? Is the child currently experiencing fever? Which type of antibiotic is being used for treatment?