Patient's question:
This month, the baby has had fevers on and off two or three times. Every time they go to the hospital for a thorough check-up, they are told it's due to tonsillitis. After taking many medications, there hasn't been much improvement. I'd like to ask if pediatric tonsillitis could be tuberculosis. How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
This can be done at the hospital for a tuberculin test, and there is still a possibility of reappearing at Union Medical College. However, if the tuberculosis reappears, it may cause low-grade fever and excessive thirst again. You can have your child undergo an immunity check, as it could be due to a weakened immune system. Immunoglobulin can be used in conjunction with it. And if recurrent tonsillitis occurs again, you can use Shegan Lianye Oral Liquid in combination.