What should we do if children have tonsil polyps?

When children are young, they always have fever. In most cases, the child’s fever is related to the tonsils. The tonsils become red, swollen, and inflamed, and even tonsil polyps may appear. Most parents are familiar with the first two situations, but are relatively unfamiliar with tonsil polyps. When a child has this situation, how should it be treated? Let me give you a detailed introduction below!

Tonsillar polyps are generally tonsillar hyperplasia or enlargement and swelling of the tonsils. If tonsillar polyps are not treated in time, they can lead to otitis media, snoring, trachea and bronchitis, which are particularly harmful.

Because there are a large number of bacteria in the folds of the tonsils, the bacteria multiply there and the derivatives that gather after consuming nutrients from the human body are considered lesions. It is recommended to surgically remove the polyps, and then consider Chinese medicine conditioning treatment. If there are no major problems and effects, go to the ENT department for treatment.

Laser therapy followed by:

1: Local spraying of Chinese medicine, the medicine directly acts on the lesion site, quickly penetrates into the deep of the lesion tissue, directly kills bacteria, viruses, fungi, and repairs mucosal cells damaged by infection to prevent inflammation from occurring again, and restores normal function in a short period of time, but does not damage healthy tissues.

2: In addition, acupuncture can be combined to drain pus, bacteria, toxins and exudates to cause the inflammation to shrink and fall off.

3: Take Chinese medicine internally to treat both the symptoms and the root cause. This treatment will result in a quick recovery and no toxic side effects.

After reading the above introduction, I believe you have a preliminary understanding of the treatment of tonsil polyps. If your child has this condition, going to the hospital to see a doctor in time is the most correct choice. Problems with children's tonsils are closely related to their daily living habits. We must pay attention to cultivating good hygiene and eating habits in children.