How to care for children with purulent tonsillitis

In our daily lives, children are more likely to get sick than adults because they are young and have insufficient body resistance. Especially upper respiratory tract infections are most common in children. Tonsillitis is a common disease in children. When the condition is serious, the tonsils will show symptoms of suppuration, which is what we usually call purulent tonsillitis. So what should parents pay attention to when their children have purulent tonsillitis?

Purulent tonsillitis is one of the common diseases in children. It is an upper respiratory tract infection caused by bacterial infection. Since children's disease resistance and immunity are weaker than those of adults, they are very likely to suffer from infectious diseases such as pediatric purulent tonsillitis. Therefore, it is very important to prevent the occurrence of purulent tonsillitis in children. The main manifestation of purulent tonsillitis in children is tonsil suppuration: sore throat, especially when swallowing; most children have symptoms of persistent high fever.

Parents must pay attention to the following aspects:

1. Pay attention to keeping your child at a suitable temperature. It is best not to wear too many clothes. Wearing too many clothes will cause excessive sweating, which will make it easier for your child to catch a cold.

2. After children sweat during activities, they should take off their wet clothes in time. After sweating, the pores will expand, and the cold air will enter the body more easily.

3. Children’s illness must be cured at one time, otherwise high fever can easily cause infection, causing the child to suffer from pediatric purulent tonsillitis.

4. Eat a balanced diet and enhance 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.

5. Cultivate good living habits for children. Make sure your child can take good care of himself or herself, know when to add or remove clothing, and eat well. This will minimize the chance of catching a cold and ensure a balanced intake of nutrition.

Through the above introduction, we know what parents should pay attention to when their children have purulent tonsillitis. Therefore, once a child develops purulent tonsillitis, he or she must be taken to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid the disease causing high fever due to negligence, which may cause greater harm to the child.