Causes of recurrent tonsillitis in children

We hope that parents can pay attention to the situation of recurrent tonsillitis in children. It may be caused by bacterial infection of the tonsils or improper care in daily life. So at this time, you need to know the causes and treatments of recurrent tonsillitis in children. For children with recurrent tonsillitis, we can remove the inflamed tonsils.

It is often prone to recurrence and is prone to complications such as rhinitis, otitis media, and occasionally rheumatic fever, acute nephritis, viral myocarditis, etc. The onset is acute, quite similar to a cold, with chills and fever, body temperature can reach 39-40℃, and sore throat. It is also accompanied by loss of appetite, even refusal to eat, lack of energy, fatigue, headache, and body pain. During the examination, it can be seen that the pharynx is congested, the tonsils are red and swollen, and there may even be purulent secretions, and the lymph nodes in the neck are swollen and painful.

Recurrent tonsil infections may be caused by improper care, malnutrition, lack of trace elements, low immune function, certain special respiratory diseases, etc. Pay attention to humidification at home to avoid the air being too dry, and ventilate frequently to keep the indoor air fresh and reduce the concentration of germs. Add or remove clothes according to weather conditions, insist on outdoor sports to strengthen your physical fitness and increase your resistance to disease, eat a diverse and balanced diet, and drink more water. It is best to go to the hospital to test your immune function to see if your immune function is low. You can also test trace elements to see if low resistance is caused by a lack of trace elements.

This disease is called "milk tonsil" or "throat tonsil" in traditional Chinese medicine. It is the most common throat disease in pediatrics. It is mostly caused by bacteria invading the tonsils. The main symptoms are redness, swelling and pain on one or both sides of the tonsils, fever and difficulty in swallowing. If the disease continues to recur after the age of 6, or becomes chronic, tonsillectomy may be considered.

The above is an introduction to recurrent tonsillitis in children. I believe that after reading the content of this article, you should know the reason why children recurrent tonsillitis occurs. Children's recurring tonsillitis is caused by mothers' failure to provide adequate care in daily life, which leads to tonsil infection.