Learn about the treatment methods for pediatric tonsillitis, including medication, regional therapy, and surgical options, as well as daily care suggestions.

How to Ensure Children Take Their Medication Successfully?

Hearing loss in newborns can affect their future development; it is recommended to seek medical attention and follow the doctor’s guidance for treatment.

A 9-year-old child has recurrent tonsillitis and high fever, despite being on intravenous fluids for 6 days. What should be done?

The child was diagnosed with acute tonsillitis at the beginning of the month, and after recovery, I gave him a bowl of egg-stuffed skullcap. He ate the egg and drank the soup, and later that night he had a piece of watermelon. However, he started coughing in the evening. He did not have diarrhea or runny nose. What should we do to help him?

Eight-year-old girl with adenoid swelling lasting a week, seeking advice and medication for relief.

Solutions for newborn nasal congestion issues

A three-year-old girl with pus dots on both tonsils, measuring about the size of a needle point, and without fever. Seeking appropriate treatment.

The child has been scratching their ears since birth, and recently there seems to be no reason for it. How should a child’s nosebleed be treated?

Discusses the treatment of tonsillitis in a six-month-old baby.