If a child’s tonsils are larger than normal and they have wheezing breathing, it is advisable to observe and seek professional medical assistance to ensure the child’s normal growth and development is not affected. If tonsillitis recurs, surgery may be considered.

A 6-year-old child has a tonsil swelling of grade 3, without fever or obvious symptoms. He snores during naps and occasionally coughs. He has never received any treatment. Ask for advice on how to handle the situation.

Discussing solutions and treatment options for pediatric tonsillitis.