Children frequently suffer from respiratory infections, leading to recurrent tonsillar enlargement, accompanied by chronic inflammation and swelling of the tonsils. During sleep at night, they may breathe through their mouth, occasionally snore or experience respiratory obstruction. Although the tonsils do not often become inflamed, there are approximately 2 to 3 acute episodes per year. How should this condition be treated?

Inquire about the possibility of medication treatment for a child with adenoid hypertrophy.