Patient's question:
Boy baby, 6 years old, he is closest to always coughing, and the phlegm is also a lot, the child said his throat is uncomfortable, please ask: how is it treated if tonsils are enlargedDoctor's answer:
The child's recurrent tonsillar hypertrophy, if frequently leading to secondary tonsillitis, fever, and difficulty swallowing, is recommended to undergo tonsillectomy as soon as possible. If there are no symptoms, only snoring, it is advisable to closely monitor the condition, consider oral medication, and try to sleep in a semi-recumbent position at night to prevent lying flat. For parents, it is essential to help their children receive timely treatment for the disease. Additionally, the baby's daily diet should be balanced, avoiding excessive supplementation or malnutrition.