Treatment of chronic tonsillitis in children

Because children are in a stage of physical development, their body resistance has not yet been fully formed. They are particularly prone to illness at this time. Chronic tonsillitis is a common disease in children. Although it is not a very serious illness, it may cause other complications. At that time, simple treatment can cure it quickly, so parents must pay attention.

Most Western medicine treatments for chronic tonsillitis in children involve surgical removal. Firstly, the surgery requires general anesthesia, and secondly, parents are afraid of complications, so many parents are reluctant to choose surgical treatment. In addition, after the tonsils are removed, the lesions disappear and the fever generally disappears, but at the same time the protective function of the tonsils is also lost. Because tonsils and appendix are peripheral immune organs, they can produce cells and antibodies with natural immunity and actively defend against harmful substances invading the body from the blood, lymph or other tissues. Tonsils increase significantly in size between the ages of 3 and 5 for disease defense and should be considered normal. As long as it does not affect breathing and does not cause complications, they should be retained. They will naturally shrink after puberty, so there is no need to remove them resolutely.

Microwave or plasma treatment does not require general anesthesia and can eliminate lesions, but it is still painful and difficult for children to accept. In this regard, Chinese medicine generally adopts plaster therapy, selects pure Chinese medicinal powder with the effects of clearing away heat and detoxifying, cooling blood and purging fire, and reducing swelling and dispersing nodules, and makes it into a patch. It is applied once a day for five hours at a time to the angle of the mandible. A course of treatment is ten times, which can gradually eliminate swelling and achieve the purpose of reducing inflammation, swelling, softening and dispersing nodules. This therapy combined with oral Chinese medicine can mostly achieve good results, eliminate the pain of the children and relieve the worries of the parents.

Through the above understanding, I believe everyone has a certain understanding of how to treat chronic tonsillitis. The treatment methods of Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine are different. If you want a more conservative treatment, you can try traditional Chinese medicine. Of course, this also depends on each person's physical condition. If you want to know which treatment method is suitable for your child, it is best to go to a professional hospital and let the doctor examine him before making a decision. I hope this article can help everyone recover soon!