Can children's pharyngitis be cured?

Pharyngitis is a very common disease in life. It can occur independently or coexist with rhinitis, tonsillitis, etc. Pharyngitis not only occurs in adults, but many children are also victims of pharyngitis. The characteristics of pharyngitis are that the disease lasts for a long time and is more likely to relapse. Parents are most worried when it happens to their children, fearing that it will have long-term effects. So, can pharyngitis in children be cured? Let’s take a look below.

For children, pharyngitis is generally not very serious. Parents can choose appropriate treatment methods to help their children cure pharyngitis. However, if the child's pharyngitis is severe, he or she should go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid delaying the disease.

1. Children's pharyngitis is mostly caused by eating irritating foods. If the symptoms are mild, you can use some Qingrejiedu Powder, Children's Pharyngeal Granules, mints, and cool digestion tablets. This method is very simple and effective.

2. Children with severe symptoms of pharyngitis can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine. It can be combined with Xingsu Powder. With the doctor's permission, hang a few bottles of saline solution and rest for a few days, which can generally eliminate the inflammation.

3. If a child has pharyngitis, he should be careful not to eat irritating foods. Fried and grilled foods should be avoided. He should eat more nutritious and light foods such as pears, apples, bananas, watermelons, cucumbers, etc.

1. Treatment of the cause: including avoiding inhalation of secondhand smoke, preventing dust, treating nasal and sinus diseases to restore nasal breathing, letting children talk less, clear their throats less, doing more physical exercises, and giving more vitamin-enriched foods or medicines.

2. Local treatment:

(1) Lozenges and gargles;

(2) Applying medicine can help reduce inflammation and astringe;

(3) Fumigation, ultrasonic atomization inhalation or drinking more water;

(4) Local closure therapy of the mandibular angle, pharyngeal arch and pharyngeal wall;

(5) Physical therapy;

(6) Treatment methods for hyperplastic lymphoid tissue include laser, freezing, electrocoagulation, electrocautery or chemical cauterization. Note that multiple lymphoid tissues should be treated in stages and batches;

(7) For dry pharyngitis, pharyngeal lavage, application of medication, and administration of potassium iodide to increase pharyngeal gland secretion.