What should I do if my child has congenital tonsil enlargement?

After we get sick, many of us will suffer from tonsillitis. The specific symptoms are swollen tonsils and a tingling sensation when drinking water or swallowing. Generally, the condition will improve with medication, but some children are very unfortunate and are born with enlarged tonsils. So how should congenital enlarged tonsils in children be treated? Let’s see what the doctor said.

1. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment

Swollen tonsils are generally caused by congestion in the tonsil area due to repeated inflammation of the tonsils. Adopt the theory of traditional Chinese medicine of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis. Transdermal administration, long-lasting effect. The purpose is to gradually reduce the congestion and thus achieve the purpose of shrinking the tonsils. Currently proven Chinese medicine external patches, such as the most popular tonsil patch, are generally applied to the affected area for 15-24 hours.

2. Treat as soon as possible

Swollen tonsils should be treated as early as possible. In the early stages of the disease, when symptoms first appear, you should go to a hospital for examination as soon as possible. Many patients with swollen tonsils do not understand the condition, so they do not receive timely treatment for their swollen tonsils in the early stages of symptoms, which causes the condition to worsen.

Three: Preventive health care

The first thing is to enhance the body's resistance and pay attention to the combination of work and rest. Many people often work night shifts, which can easily lead to inflammation and enlargement of the tonsils. Secondly, we should reduce the stimulation of smoking and drinking, and develop good study and life habits. At the same time, diseases of adjacent organs, such as acute and chronic rhinitis, should also be actively treated.

After reading this, do you know how to deal with this disease? There are now surgical methods in clinical practice to treat this disease, but although surgery is effective quickly, it also has certain disadvantages. If the operation fails, the child may not be able to speak normally in the future, so parents must choose carefully.