Infantile tonsillitis can have a fever for several days

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The main symptoms of tonsillitis are sore throat, fever and pharyngeal discomfort. Parents also worry a lot about it. Some people think that it's better to hit merchants if they always attack. Some people think that it's the gateway of immunity after all and can't be removed casually. Then children's tonsillitis will have a fever for a few days. Let's share it with you.

Infantile tonsillitis can have a fever for several days

First: tonsil inflammation, this kind of situation generally has to have a fever for more than 7 days, even if has infused three fluid, still can have a fever. This is a normal phenomenon, do not worry too much, it is best to give the baby oral anti-inflammatory drugs after infusion.

Second: if the temperature of a child's fever does not exceed 8.5 degrees, you can first use the antipyretic paste on the forehead, change one piece in 12 hours, and then use the method of physical cooling to wipe the baby's whole body with warm water, especially the place where the palms and feet are easy to dissipate heat. Be sure to drink more water. If you drink more water and sweat more, you can also take away a lot of heat.

Third: when the body temperature reaches above 39 degrees, it is necessary to take medicine, and there is no delay. Vitamin C Yinqiao Tablets can be used to treat acute tonsillitis. Vitamin C Yinqiao Tablets can also be used for patients with exogenous wind heat such as influenza, acute tonsillitis and upper respiratory tract infection. General treatment of acute tonsillitis can take 3-5 days, if tonsillitis has suppurative symptoms, it is no longer applicable.

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Warm tips: some parents ask the doctor to remove the tonsils for their children because of their children's frequent tonsillitis, but the doctor will generally consider it carefully. From the perspective of immunity, because of its immune effect on the body, the tonsils should not be removed casually. Tonsillar hypertrophy is a normal physiological phenomenon in children. If tonsillar hypertrophy does not affect breathing and swallowing and does not produce severe clinical manifestations, it should not be removed.