Question
The girl is 10 years old and her tonsils are so swollen that they are almost blocking her throat. How severe is this? Do I need surgery, or are there other treatment methods? Previous treatment and outcomes: took medicine and received intravenous fluids for a cough; seeking help for: what is a good treatment method.
Answer
From your situation, it appears to be acute tonsillitis, with main symptoms including sore throat, fever, and discomfort in the throat. Treatment should focus on rest, maintaining a good environment, drinking plenty of water, and consuming a lot of vitamin C. Antiviral medications such as Virazole can be used, as well as antibiotics, such as penicillin, Compound New Sulfa and macrolide antibiotics. Active treatment should be pursued.