A child with tonsillitis experienced symptom relief after treatment but still has some discomfort. Questions about recurrence and follow-up treatment advice are sought.

How to treat and prevent recurrent tonsillitis?

How to treat and prevent tonsillitis?

How to handle persistent fever after the treatment of purulent tonsillitis?

A parent inquires about their child’s persistent tonsillitis for several months, despite multiple medications. Concerned about potential side effects, the parent has stopped the medication. Post discontinuation, the child experiences nasal congestion and mouth breathing, leaving the parent unsure of what to do. Additionally, the child had a fever a few months ago and was diagnosed with tonsillitis, but the treatment was not effective.

Is surgery necessary for adenoid hypertrophy, and is traditional Chinese medicine treatment feasible?

How should patients with adenoid hypertrophy choose traditional Chinese medicine treatment?

Seeking Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment Advice for Pediatric Adenoid Hypertrophy

The methods of traditional Chinese medicine for treating adenoid hypertrophy and their role in the growth process of children.

Adenoid hypertrophy can lead to growth and intellectual development disorders in children and is also a major cause of pediatric sinusitis and otitis media.