An 8-year-old child often has swollen and inflamed tonsils, high blood count, and chronic low fever.

Patient's question:

Often swollen and inflamed, high blood count, long-term low fever

Doctor's answer:

The child currently has a fever caused by tonsillitis. The high white blood cell count indicates a bacterial infection. The medications mentioned above can be administered. Pu'dilan oral liquid is an anti-inflammatory drug, and Amoxicillin is also an anti-inflammatory drug. It is sufficient to give the former alone; there is no need to use both together. Yanhuuning is an antiviral drug and can be continued. It cannot be determined whether the child will have a fever. Oral medications will take longer to be effective compared to intravenous fluids. If the fever returns, give Ibuprofen. If the child has a weak constitution, Pidotimod can be given to enhance respiratory immunity.