What are the symptoms of tonsillitis in children?

As parents, we should understand that children are young and weak, so they often suffer from various children's diseases, especially tonsillitis. If you don't pay attention, multiple attacks will occur. Although children's tonsillitis is a common disease, there are still many people who do not understand what the symptoms are when it occurs. Now I will introduce to you in detail the symptoms of children's tonsillitis.

The clinical manifestations of tonsillitis in children in the chronic stage are flushing of the pharynx and tonsils. Patients with chronic tonsillitis often have sore throats and are prone to colds or acute attacks of tonsillitis. Children usually experience dry throat, itching, irritating cough, etc. If a child's tonsils are excessively enlarged, they may experience difficulty breathing, snoring during sleep, and problems with swallowing or speech resonance. In severe cases, it may also be accompanied by indigestion, headache, and low fever.

When children suffer from acute tonsillitis, the onset of the disease is rapid and is accompanied by chills, high fever, headache, constipation, etc. Or there may be convulsions, vomiting or drowsiness caused by high fever. If the tonsils are significantly enlarged during the illness, the child will experience difficulty breathing.

The above introduces the specific symptoms that will appear when children have tonsillitis. The symptoms also need to be different according to the type of disease. If the child is young and cannot express the discomfort, parents need to observe carefully on weekdays and provide correct treatment after timely detection of discomfort symptoms to reduce the pain caused by the disease to the child as soon as possible.