What medicine is good for tonsil inflammation?

Hello, if you have this symptom, you can try.

Pudilan Anti-inflammatory Oral Solution (Jichuan).

Clear away heat and detoxify, anti-inflammatory and reduce swelling. It is used for boils, mumps, pharyngitis, tonsillitis, etc. The dosage and precautions are as follows:

Oral, 10ml at a time, 3 times a day, children should be reduced. If there is any precipitation, shake well and take it. Allergies to this drug are prohibited; Drug interactions may occur if used concomitantly with other medications, so consult your pharmacist or physician for details.

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Roxithromycin (trade name: Fuxin).

There are also other names for the product name, but because it is produced by different manufacturers, the product name is different.

Take anti-inflammatory drugs, amoxicillin or cephalosporin anti-inflammatory drugs! It's okay to eat oxytetracycline or oxytetracycline!

General anti-inflammatory drugs will do.

Tonsil inflammation requires different medications depending on the type of disease**, which are as follows:

1. Acute tonsillitis: **Antibiotics are preferred, such as cephalosporins. Patients with severe symptoms may be given infusions**, such as ceftriaxone sodium, cefazolin, etc.

It can be combined with Lanqin oral liquid, heat clearing and detoxification oral liquid, and normal saline to rinse the mouth, which helps the absorption and dissipation of inflammation, and the course of the disease is generally about 1 week. It often occurs in the case of decreased immunity, secondary upper respiratory tract infection, mostly bacterial infection, and the common bacteria are beta-hemolytic streptococcus and staphylococcus. Patients present with sore throat, dry throat, cough, and severe patients will have symptoms such as fever, fatigue, and body aches.

On examination, the tonsils are acutely hyperemic, edematous, and have punctate or flaky purulent discharge on the surface;

2. Chronic tonsillitis: ** Normal saline gargle and throat physiotherapy are mostly used, and silver yellow containing tablets, Huasu tablets, etc., can be taken to relieve throat discomfort caused by tonsil inflammation. It is mostly caused by the recurrence of acute tonsillitis, and patients usually have slight discomfort such as sore throat and pharyngeal foreign body sensation.

Chronic enlargement and hyperemia of the tonsils and chronic congestion of the tongue and palate arches with adhesion to tonsil tissue are examined.

Inflammation of the tonsils, which is divided into simple tonsillitis and purulent tonsillitis, is mainly due to bacterial infection. For anti-infection**, antibiotics such as ceftime can be used at the same time, and traditional Chinese medicines such as Qing Capsule, Blue Oral Liquid, etc., as well as watermelon cream cheek tablets, pigment tablets and other lozenges can be used at the same time. If there is severe tonsillitis, such as suppuration and high fever, if the body temperature is higher than 38, blood can be drawn to observe the high and low white blood cells in the blood, and if the blood item is high, an infusion can be performed**.

Now the infusion mainly uses some cefaclor and hormonal drugs.

For tonsil inflammation, penicillin is the first choice for anti-inflammatory, which is generally about seven days. For penicillin-allergic constitution, you can choose azithromycin or ceftriaxone sodium for anti-inflammatory**. You can also use Chinese patent medicines that clear away heat and detoxify, such as Shuanghuanglian or Qingkailing.

If there is no suppuration and there is no high fever, it can be taken orally first.

Patients with tonsillitis can take anti-inflammatory drugs as an adjunct**, or they can take norfloxacin, levofloxacin, ciprofloxacin, penicillin, erythromycin and other drugs as an adjunct**. If a penicillin-allergic patient is allergic, they can be replaced with cephalosporins and quinolones.

Take anti-inflammatory drugs, take amoxicillin, and add some Coptis supernatant pills to reduce inflammation and remove fire.

Acute cases may be treated with cephalosporin antibiotics or penicillin antibiotics.

Inflammation of the tonsils can easily cause complications, so it is recommended that you go to a specialist hospital** in time and take medication as prescribed.

Patients with tonsillitis can take anti-inflammatory drugs as an adjunct**, or take norfloxacin, levofloxacin, ciprofloxacin, penicillin, erythromycin and other drugs as an adjunct**. If the patient is allergic to penicillin, cephalosporins and quinolones may be used instead.

Acute tonsillitis is contagious and should be appropriately isolated. Because the disease is usually a streptococcal infection, antibiotics or sulfonamides may be used. In addition, attention should be paid to rest, defecation, drinking plenty of water, cold liquid food, and giving appropriate amounts of antipyretic analgesics, mouthwashes, etc., most patients can recover in about 1 week.

There is no conservative conservatism that is definitely effective for chronic tonsillitis**, but traditional Chinese medicine, tonsil topical drugs, freezing, physiotherapy, etc. have all been tried. Tonsillectomy may also be done. In the past, tonsillectomy was common to prevent tonsillar lesions from causing serious complications.

In recent years, there has been controversy over the benefits of tonsil removal due to the recognition of the immune function of the tonsils. As a result, there has been a reduction in surgeries. There are also different opinions on the indications for surgery, the effect of surgery, and whether removal of tonsils will affect the body's immune function.

According to recent research, tonsils are involved in humoral and cellular immunity, and can produce B lymphocytes that synthesize various immunoglobulins. Therefore, it has been suggested that removal of tonsils can affect local immune function, but has no effect on systemic immune function. Tonsillectomy can be done in the following situations:

Those with recurrent acute attacks or a history of peritonsillar abscess; may be the primary lesion causing lesions at other sites; Interferes with normal breathing or swallowing function. To prevent adverse effects on immune function, tonsillectomy is generally not done before the age of 6 years. For those who have difficulty swallowing and breathing, one side of the tonsil can be removed to relieve dysfunction.

Surgery should not be performed if there is a tendency to bleed, surgery may worsen the secondary disease during the active phase of secondary disease, and the patient's health condition does not allow it. There are two main ways to remove tonsillums, namely peeling and extrusion. The exfoliation method has little damage to the surrounding tissues and can be applied to various situations, so it is used by most doctors.

The biggest advantage of the squeezing method is that it is fast, and the operation can be completed in 1 to 2 minutes, but it is not suitable for patients with many adhesions, a history of peritonsillar abscess, and possible vascular abnormalities. Tonsil surgery itself can also have complications such as postoperative bleeding, infection, local injury, etc. In a small number of cases, dry throat and compensatory hyperplasia of pharyngeal lymphoid tissue may occur after surgery.

The effect of surgery is related to the selection of indications, the quality of the operation and the physiological and psychological state of the patient. As far as the disease itself is concerned, the curative effect is certain for repeated acute attacks, tonsil hypertrophy that affects normal physiological functions, peritonsillar abscess and benign tonsil tumors. For patients with systemic diseases such as nephritis, rheumatism, and low-grade fever, the efficacy varies from one opinion to another.

Tonsillectomy is only the removal of one possible causative cause, and has no effect on organic lesions in other sites, nor can it affect other pathogens.

Nutritional diet for chronic tonsillitis: Chronic tonsillitis is mostly developed from acute tonsillitis, which is not timely in the acute stage, and turns into chronic in the long term. Patients often have symptoms such as sore throat, submandibular lymphadenopathy, headache, and earache.

At this time, it is advisable to eat heat-clearing and detoxifying foods, such as mung bean soup, red bean porridge, cabbage, white radish, fresh daylily, loofah, purslane porridge, and drink more purified water and fresh water juice. Be sure to avoid greasy, fried, grilled and spicy foods with oil (oily food), and avoid tobacco and alcohol.

Nutritional diet in the acute stage: patients in the acute stage will have sore throat, difficulty swallowing, hoarseness, headache, nasal congestion, and sometimes nausea, vomiting, fever and other symptoms. During this period, the diet should be light and refreshing, and more liquid diets should be adopted, such as rice soup, lotus root flour, soybean milk, noodle soup, etc., and more watermelon, grapes (grape food), pears, citrus and other fruits (fruit foods), and drink more water or various fruit juice drinks to supplement the water required by the body.

After your condition improves, eat more nutritious and easily digestible (digestible food) soft foods, such as egg custard, mung bean porridge, steamed fish soup, etc.

Tonsillitis (redness, swelling and pain on both sides of the throat, generally more common after a cold): one or two black fungus, fried and dried into powder, mixed with half a spoon powder and honey each time, taken twice a day for 5 days and never again (this prescription is used when tonsillitis is attacking).

Oral roxithromycin is good for inflammation of the upper respiratory tract, and you can usually boil some rock sugar pears to moisten the lungs and relieve cough.

It is best to take amoxicillin capsules, but don't blindly rely on drugs**, and pay attention to your own diet.

The main symptoms of tonsillitis are sore throat, fever and pharyngeal discomfort. Tonsillitis is very harmful, it not only affects our work, study, etc., but also causes local or systemic complications such as ear, nose, heart, kidney, joints, etc. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination, and I wish you a good morning**.