Patient's question:
Our child was born prematurely and has always had a weak constitution. In kindergarten, they are particularly prone to catching colds, which leads to recurrent tonsillitis. We are concerned about the impact this has on their health. Could you please advise on what medication is most effective for a three-year-old with tonsillitis?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if children have tonsillitis without inflammation or high fever, careful observation and physical cooling methods can be used to resolve the issue. However, if the symptoms are severe, intravenous antibiotic treatment is still necessary. If penicillin is used for intravenous treatment, the side effects are very small and are even less than many oral medications, so it can be used with confidence. If oral medication treatment is absolutely required, then penicillin-class antibiotics can be chosen. In addition to timely treatment for tonsillitis, patients also need to pay attention to dietary aspects, such as maintaining a light diet and engaging in more outdoor activities. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a diagnosis at a Class-A hospital, so that they can obtain a good treatment effect.