Patient's question:
The baby often has tonsillitis, and then develops high fever. After taking many medications, there is still no significant effect. Besides frequently sweating during naps at night, is it because of a weak constitution? Hello, how can it be stabilized? Thank you. What kind of assistance is desired: The baby in my family often has tonsillitis, and then develops high fever. After taking many medications, there is still no significant effect. Besides frequently sweating during naps at night, is it because of a weak constitution? Hello, how can it be stabilized? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
When children suffer from tonsillitis, the systemic infectious symptoms are very prominent. The child exhibits symptoms such as low fever up to 39–40°C, accompanied by chills, general weakness, headache, and body pain, loss of appetite, nausea, and dry cough. A careful examination of the throat may reveal pus on the tonsils. This is the most compelling diagnostic evidence, as the systemic symptoms alone cannot distinguish it from other types of fever.Survival care: If your child frequently experiences this, it is still recommended to have the tonsils surgically removed.