Patient's question:
My boy, who is 5 years old, initially said he had a sore throat. It was found that swallowing seemed a bit difficult, and he also had a slight fever and no energy. Please ask: What dietary precautions should be taken for preschoolers with tonsillitis and sore throat?Doctor's answer:
tonsillitis is currently one of the more common illnesses, requiring timely treatment. during treatment, it is important to include vegetables and fruits in the child's diet. this is mainly because vegetables and fruits are not only light but also rich in various vitamins and trace elements needed by the human body, which can obviously help children resist the disease. for example, apples, kiwis, and other fruits have the effects of regulating qi, resolving phlegm, generating fluids, and moistening the lungs, which are very beneficial for treating tonsillitis. it is also important to choose easily digestible foods for children, such as porridge, well-cooked noodles, and noodle skins. it is recommended to drink plenty of water. in addition, it is advisable to eat less or avoid foods that are considered "heating" or "stimulating," such as mutton and dog meat. while maintaining a proper diet, it is also important not to be picky or biased in food choices to avoid nutritional deficiencies and weakened immunity, which could lead to recurrence.