Patient's question:
My daughter is 7 years old and has tonsillitis. It has been a long time, and she has been treated, but it hasn't improved. She was seen at Yan'an Yan Da Affiliated Hospital, where she was only given medication. Symptoms: difficulty breathing, snoring while sleeping, very thin body, and also has rhinitis.Doctor's answer:
First, let me tell you that the most direct and effective way to treat pediatric tonsillitis is surgical removal. Considering that removing tonsils in children will remove a barrier in the respiratory tract and affect the entire immune system, surgical treatment is not ruled out for children with severe systemic complications. Antibiotics can quickly treat acute tonsillitis and can quickly control pediatric tonsillitis. I hope my answer satisfies you. Wishing you and your child good health.