Patient's question:
The doctor said it was a white blood cell infectionDoctor's answer:
Pyogenic tonsillitis is generally treated with topical medications in Western medicine, such as gargles. For example, a 2% phenol solution, 3% saline solution, and 1:5000 furacilin solution can be used for repeated gargling. Alternatively, a 2% iodine glycerin or a 5% silver proteinate solution can be applied to the pharyngeal wall, or iodine lozenges, docusate, and mint can be held in the mouth. These methods can help alleviate symptoms to some extent. Local symptomatic treatment can also use traditional Chinese medicine preparations, such as grass coral lozenges and watermelon frost.