The child's throat is inflamed and a little white

Generally, children have low resistance and poor immunity, which will lead to many problems in their bodies. Children's sore throats with white spots may be caused by tonsillitis, viral or bacterial infections, etc. If a fever occurs, it is best to go to the hospital for treatment, check the routine blood test and abdominal auscultation, clarify the condition and prescribe the right medicine, let the child drink more warm water, and eat light and easily digestible food. Children's tonsils should not be ignored, and surgery may be required in the hospital if necessary.

Question 1

If a child has an inflamed throat and white spots, it is possible that the symptoms are just pus plugs in the tonsils. If the tonsils have been inflamed frequently before, some bacteria will be colonized in the tonsils, and pus plugs may seep out. If your tonsils are frequently acutely inflamed or cause sleep apnea, surgery may be considered.

These white spots may just be pus plugs in the tonsils. If the tonsils have been inflamed frequently before, some bacteria will be colonized in the tonsils, and pus plugs may exude. If your tonsils are frequently acutely inflamed or cause sleep apnea, surgery may be considered.

Question 2

The best treatment for chronic tonsillitis in children is surgical resection. When the tonsils are not diseased, they play an immune role, but when tonsillitis recurs, they become lesions that are harmful to the human body. This is because the tonsils have many sunken crypts, and repeated inflammation causes blockage of the crypt openings or poor drainage, which is just the right environment for bacterial growth and reproduction. This causes repeated infections, and at this point the tonsils are doing more harm than good, so the only option is surgical removal.

Question 3

The methods of tonsillectomy in children are generally divided into squeeze removal method and removal under general anesthesia. The squeezing and cutting method does not require anesthesia or anesthetic is sprayed on the surface of the pharynx. The operation is quite painful. After experiencing this sudden and severe pain, children are prone to develop a psychological disorder of fear of doctors in the future. If there is a lot of bleeding during the operation, it will also be difficult for doctors to deal with it. On the other hand, it is difficult to remove the tonsils and adenoids at the same time by the squeezing method. Removing only the tonsils and retaining the adenoids may cause compensatory over-proliferation of the adenoids. It is best to have a surgical removal under general anesthesia during hospitalization, and remove the adenoids together with the adenoids. Many parents of children are worried that general anesthesia will affect their children's development and intelligence. This is unnecessary. The anesthetics used now are very safe and have been clinically proven to have no effect on development and intelligence.