Treatment of tonsillitis in children

Tonsillitis in children is mainly divided into acute tonsillitis and chronic tonsillitis. For acute tonsillitis, mothers should take their children to the hospital for treatment in time, because acute tonsillitis has a greater impact on children's tonsils, which will greatly reduce the child's appetite. Let us now take a look at the treatments for tonsillitis in children.

If it is in the acute stage, Xinhuang tablets can be used again, 0.5-1 tablet each time for children under 5 years old; 1-2 tablets each time for children 5-14 years old, 3 times a day. Some patients may experience adverse reactions when taking the medicine on an empty stomach, such as dizziness, nausea, and mild diarrhea, which disappear on their own after stopping the medicine. Therefore, the new tablets should be taken after a full meal, and if necessary, the gastric mucosal protection drug Senpavic should be taken, 25 mg each time, 3 times a day, before meals. Patients with gastric and duodenal ulcers and those with renal insufficiency should avoid using it to prevent gastrointestinal bleeding.

Herbal prescription: 15-20 grams of asparagus, 50-100 grams of polished rice, a little rock sugar. First, fry the asparagus to get the thick juice, add the polished rice to cook porridge, add rock sugar to the porridge and eat it. Take one dose per day. It is suitable for patients with chronic tonsillitis accompanied by constipation and obvious fever. 10 grams of Fritillaria cirrhosa and 120 grams of female duck breast meat. When the duck meat is 80% cooked, add Fritillaria cirrhosa (ground) and a little salt, and stew until cooked. Drink the soup and eat the meat, once a day. Suitable for people with tonsillitis accompanied by emaciation, dry mouth, and loss of appetite.

Chronic tonsillitis is often caused by repeated attacks of acute tonsillitis or incomplete treatment, which results in residual bacteria in the crypts of the tonsils and continued inflammation. Tonsils belong to lymphoid tissue. They are not fully developed within one year of age. After that, they gradually enlarge. After the age of 7-8, the enlarged tonsils gradually shrink. Therefore, enlarged tonsils are not necessarily chronic tonsillitis. If enlarged tonsils affect breathing, swallowing and pronunciation functions, surgical removal may be considered.

The article introduces in detail the treatment methods for tonsillitis in children. I hope mothers can remember these methods well and control the disease in time. When we encounter tonsillitis in children, we can use medicinal materials such as Fritillaria cirrhosa, Asparagus cochinchinensis and rice to treat it. I hope this will be helpful to you.