Patient's question:
At times, there are small bumps, and when severe, he says it hurts. Tonight, the child suddenly said his ear hurts, alternating between the left and right ears, and he also has some nasal congestion. His spirits are okay, but his bowel movements are quite dry.Onset and Cause: My son has always had a bit of internal heat.
Treatment: Regarding internal heat, he occasionally eats...
Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition:Hello, based on the symptoms you described, it is indicative of pharyngitis. Below are my treatment suggestions.
Suggestions:
For pharyngitis, you can try traditional Chinese medicine treatment: If there is severe chills, mild fever, no sweating, and a floating pulse, Ma Huang Tang can be taken internally. If there is severe fever and mild chills, Yin Qiao San can also be taken internally. It is also possible to use Ni Huang Jie Du Wan, Jie Du Xiao Fang Wan, or Liu Shen Wan internally. Locally, Bing Bang San or Xi Lei San can be blown into the throat. Acupuncture at Jiache, Hegu, or Shaoshang, or performing a mandibular angle block, can help reduce inflammation and provide excellent pain relief.
Follow-up question from the person asking: 2010-1-1 21:58:34 Thank you! But I don't quite understand—his throat doesn't hurt, and he doesn't have a fever, so how could it be pharyngitis?