Children's throats often get inflamed, what can they eat to prevent it?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

If it is pharyngeal inflammation and accompanied by fever, it is recommended to receive intravenous fluids for anti-inflammatory treatment to alleviate symptoms and prevent potential complications such as nephritis, myocarditis, etc. If you do not have a fever tomorrow, taking medication should be fine. Pay attention to your diet—avoid overly hot foods, opt for light and simple meals, but do not eat cold or icy foods. Also, avoid sugar and try to consume soft foods like porridge. You can drink more water appropriately.