What are the causes of recurrent tonsillitis in children?

Children's illness is the most worrying thing for parents. Since children's physical development is not yet complete, their constitution is weak and they are prone to various common children's diseases. Tonsillitis is one of the most common ones. Tonsillitis not only brings physical pain to children, but also makes children miserable due to its easy recurrence. So what is the reason for the recurrence of tonsillitis?

1: The pathogen is transmitted through droplets, direct contact, etc., and is usually hidden in the tonsil pits. When the body's resistance is weakened, the pathogen multiplies rapidly, which is the main cause of tonsillitis. The inflammation starts in the tonsils and then spreads throughout the tonsils. In acute inflammation, the tonsil parenchyma is congested and infiltrated with polymorphonuclear leukocytes, and yellow-white spots can be seen on the mucosal surface.

2: It is understood that tonsillitis is a disease in which the pharyngeal tonsils undergo acute or chronic inflammation. It is a common disease in childhood. Modern medicine believes that tonsils are the two largest lymphoid tissues in the human pharynx. They usually grow larger after the age of 4 to 5 and begin to shrink gradually after the age of 12. Under normal circumstances, tonsils can resist bacteria entering the nose and pharynx, thus protecting the human body. However, children have low body resistance and catch a cold, which weakens the ability of their tonsils to resist bacteria. This can lead to bacteria from the pharynx, mouth, nasal cavity, and the outside world invading the tonsils and causing inflammation.

The above content introduces the specific reasons for the recurrence of tonsillitis. Only after understanding the reasons can we make correct preventive preparations. First of all, we must be careful not to take children to crowded places. In addition, parents should strengthen their children's physical exercise to improve their resistance, so as to effectively reduce the chance of disease.