Patient's question:
Thorough examination of the tonsils reveals redness and swelling. In severe cases, white pus spots may reappear. Accompanied by fever at night, the condition tends to fluctuate and is difficult to recover completely. How can we prevent children from getting sick frequently or at all? Additionally, what should be paid attention to in daily life, and how should diet be controlled?Doctor's answer:
If a child suffers from tonsillitis, the pathogen hides deeply, making it very easy to form lesions, which is the main reason for frequent inflammation of the child's tonsils. Personally, I suggest that the most direct and effective way to treat childhood tonsillitis is surgical removal. Considering that a 9-year-old child who undergoes tonsillectomy will lose the barrier of the respiratory tract and interfere with the entire human immune system, surgery is not ruled out for children with severe secondary neuron systemic diseases. Antibiotics can also be used to treat tonsillitis, and they are effective in quickly controlling frequent childhood tonsillitis. I hope my explanation can bring you comfort.