What are the causes of recurrent tonsillitis in children?

What families worry about most is that their children's health is threatened. This will not only make the children suffer, but also make the families sad. Many children may have suffered from tonsillitis, which is the most common disease. Moreover, many children who have suffered from tonsillitis are prone to recurrence of the disease if the disease is not completely cured, which has a great impact on the children's physical health. So what causes recurring episodes of tonsillitis in children?

1. Age: Age is the most important factor affecting immunity. Young children are prone to illness because their immune systems are not yet mature. Newborns can only fight infection with the maternal immunoglobulin transfused through umbilical cord blood during the fetal period. This type of globulin is gradually metabolized after birth, and the content is insufficient by 4 months. It is not until 6 months that the baby's own immunoglobulin gradually increases, and catches up with the adult level after 6 years old.

2. Nutrition: The purpose of diet is to allow the body to obtain various nutrients, and nutrients are closely related to physical health. Diet, nutrition, and health are closely related. Whether the body is healthy or not is not innate or depends on luck, but can be achieved through a correct diet. Children with anorexia and partiality will have reduced resistance. Studies have shown that infants lacking protein, vitamins, calcium, iron, etc. will have poor immune function.

3. Lifestyle habits: Lifestyle habits include diet, exercise and hygiene habits, which can affect the aforementioned immune and nutritional factors. Exercise can promote blood circulation and enhance cardiopulmonary function. Children in modern life spend too much time at home and do not exercise enough. You should take your baby out to breathe fresh air more often. Aerobic exercise can greatly enhance the ability of white blood cells to kill bacteria. Of course, the most important thing to remind you is to develop good hygiene habits from an early age. Don't pay attention to the child's cold or heat, don't dress too thick or too hot, and let him have appropriate cold resistance training. Don't just think about the child's cold, but more importantly, pay attention to not let the child get hot at any time. Children who sweat a lot will often catch a cold and get sick.

Although childhood tonsillitis seems simple, if it is not treated promptly and properly, it is likely to leave a root of the disease in the child and cause recurring attacks for a long time. Therefore, it is recommended that parents should pay more attention to their children's physical health problems and avoid various diseases in their children's bodies in a timely and effective manner.