Patient's question:
Enlarged tonsils, accompanied by snoring while sleeping, mouth always open during naps, had sinusitis three times in a year. The doctor recommended surgery, but the child is only nine years old, deciding between minimally invasive or direct removal. In need of help: How to have surgeryDoctor's answer:
After reading your description, the child has swollen tonsils and sinusitis, snoring during naps, and the doctor has recommended surgery. Advice: I think your child is only nine years old, so I don't advocate for surgery. Instead, consider medication or nasal surgery. Perhaps it will improve by the time they are an adult. If it still doesn't improve, then consider surgery.The patient is directly troubled by the issue of pediatric tonsil enlargement. We should promptly follow the principle of symptomatic treatment and avoid delaying medical consultation. If the pediatric tonsil enlargement does not improve after treatment, it is necessary to promptly adjust the treatment plan.