Advice on treating large tonsillitis

Discuss the reasons for and suggested treatment methods for tonsils swelling after drinking red wine

How should one handle the situation where a 1.5-year-old baby has persistent fever due to tonsillitis?

My 10-month-old baby has been suffering from a persistent runny nose and tonsillitis for over a month. We have previously taken ribavirin and silver and gold granules, but there has been no improvement. We are seeking solutions.

Offer suggestions for dealing with a 4-year-old child’s tonsillitis, fever, and cold hands and feet

How to handle a 46-day-old baby’s tonsillitis and fever

How to handle a child’s tonsillitis and high fever?

Frequent episodes of tonsillitis or complications, such as upper respiratory obstruction leading to severe snoring, difficulty swallowing, and unclear speech, may warrant tonsillectomy. If there has been a history of purulent tonsillitis or if the tonsils are the source of systemic diseases, or if they are repeatedly inflamed and cause frequent or persistent symptoms like rhinitis, otitis media, or tracheitis, surgery may be necessary. It is recommended to first undergo aggressive treatment, and if it is ineffective, consider surgical removal.

Advice for a 7-year-old child with fever and tonsillitis

The baby was born just a few days ago, and recently, for some unknown reason, the baby has been constantly scratching its ears. It is advised that mothers must ensure their babies drink plenty of water, take some oral cooling and fire-clearing medicine, and eat less spicy and sweet foods to reduce recurrence. When a baby has fire and coughs, treatment should be sought promptly and not delayed.