Patient's question:
Since living in the hospital in April 2012, I haven't recovered from a cold. I've been taking Western medicine for 340 days a year, continuously for one year and three months, hospitalized four times. The baby coughs every day. If I stop taking medicine for just one day, I cough severely the next day. I visit the women's health hospital four times less or seven times more each month. The doctor prescribes six-day medication. I don't cough during the day, but I cough in the morning and evening, with phlegm. My tonsils are very large and red, I have constipation, and many lymph nodes, some as big as two half-yuan coins. I sweat at night every day, and cough even more severely with changes in weather or when a breeze blows. I have strong drug resistance and no immunity at all. Even now, I'm still taking medicine three times a day, and can't go a single day without it. Moreover, I've been taking an immune-regulating drug called sodium carboxymethyl starch solution for a long time. The first hospitalization diagnosed bronchitis, the second diagnosed herpetic pharyngitis and acute purulent tonsillitis, the third diagnosed acute tonsillitis and bronchitis. A chest X-ray suggested bronchitis.Doctor's answer:
The methods for tonsillectomy in children are generally divided into two types: the (forceps method) and the (excision under general anesthesia). The does not involve anesthesia or topical anesthetic spray in the throat, making the procedure quite painful. After enduring such sudden and intense pain, children may develop a fear of medical procedures later on. Additionally, if there is significant bleeding during the surgery, it can also pose difficulties for the doctor to manage.