What to do if your child has chronic tonsillitis

Children are the hope of a family. Nowadays, every family has a treasure. Six adults participate in the growth of a little life. No matter how small the matter of a child is, it is a big deal. Especially when a child suffers from chronic tonsillitis, many parents will try all kinds of medical treatments in a hurry. In fact, many diseases of children do not need to be treated in the hospital. There are many bacteria in the hospital, especially during the high incidence period of infectious diseases. If the child goes to the hospital, he will be infected with other diseases. Especially for chronic tonsillitis, more conditioning is needed in daily life. Let’s talk about what to do if a child has chronic tonsillitis?

What are the symptoms of chronic tonsillitis? There is often sore throat and a history of acute tonsillitis. On weekdays, you may experience dry throat, itching, foreign body sensation, irritating cough, etc. Children may experience difficulty breathing and snore while sleeping. Swallowing difficulties or symptoms such as indigestion, headache, fatigue, low fever, etc.

Patients with chronic tonsillitis often have recurrent episodes of sore throat, are prone to catching colds, have discomfort and foreign body sensation in the throat, bad breath, as well as systemic symptoms such as indigestion, loss of appetite, fatigue, easy fatigue, weight loss, headache, and low fever. Most children with tonsillitis have an internal heat constitution, and often suffer from fever, headache, sore throat, restricted diet, dry stool, yellow urine, etc. When it becomes chronic tonsillitis, due to the retention and reproduction of bacteria and viruses in the tonsillar crypts, it is easy to form infection "foci", and attacks are frequent, even once every ten days or so, which greatly affects the physical and mental health of children, and also brings both economic and psychological pressures to the family.

People with tonsillitis should develop good living habits, ensure adequate sleep, add or remove clothes in time with weather changes, and remove humid air indoors. These are all important. Children should develop good habits of not being picky about food and not overeating. Keep exercising to improve the body's ability to resist disease. Do not overwork and take a rest in time if you feel tired. Quitting smoking and drinking is an important step in preventing tonsillitis. Prevent all kinds of infectious diseases and epidemics. Liquid or semi-liquid food. If the fever is high, use alcohol bath to help reduce the temperature. Eat a balanced diet and improve nutrition. Children's diet must be nutritionally balanced and in reasonable proportions. In particular, it is important to help children get rid of the bad habit of eating snacks. Most snacks have little nutritional value and will cause children to not eat well, leading to nutritional imbalance. In daily life, drinking tea can not only prevent and improve the treatment of tonsillitis, but also regulate the balance of human body mechanisms, clear away heat and detoxify, reduce inflammation and antibacterial effects, enhance human resistance, and greatly reduce the discomfort caused by tonsillitis.

Children must be protected at ordinary times. They can take some Chinese medicine to improve their physique, drink more water and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. Children with chronic tonsillitis should keep warm in seasons when influenza and other diseases are prevalent. They should try to avoid crowded places to avoid droplet infection and recurrence of the disease. They can climb mountains and do more outdoor sports to enhance their resistance. If the condition is serious, seek medical attention in time and undergo surgery if necessary.