What are the treatment methods for a child’s tonsillitis?

Exploring Treatment Methods for Children’s Tonsillitis

A 3-year-old boy experiences tonsillitis pain, coughing, and low fever. How should it be treated?

A two-year-old child has clear nasal discharge, sneezing, normal body temperature, slight cough, nasal congestion, good spirits, normal bowel movements, good deep sleep, and has been feeling cold for three days. The child has been taking pediatric paracetamol and chlorphenamine granules without effect. Seeking appropriate medication advice.

Children, with their weaker immune systems, are more susceptible to fevers and colds, which can lead to respiratory diseases such as bronchitis and pneumonia.

A child with a fever of 38 degrees Celsius asks for advice on how to return to normal body temperature.

This article discusses the treatment methods for a four-month-old baby’s sore throat and provides relevant health advice.

A four-year-old girl has been suffering from cough and high fever since yesterday. After two days of intravenous treatment, there has been no improvement. Her current body temperature is 39.8 degrees, the mycoplasma test result is 1:40, and the blood routine examination shows a mixed viral and bacterial infection. What should be done if the child does not improve?

A baby’s subcutaneous swelling on the head can be treated with heat therapy to promote absorption, and ultrasound examination and blood aspiration may be necessary if required.

This article will provide advice on treating a two-month-old baby with pigeon toes and information related to congenital scoliosis.