Why do I always have inflamed tonsils?

It is recommended that you go to the hospital for examination or consultation, physical health problems can not be ignored, after all, it is a professional medical institution, is it not more authoritative than here? Besides, wouldn't you be more relieved if the test results were fine? You say not?

May you be happy every day!!

In my boyfriend's previous experience, he used to be like this, and later in various physical examinations before going to the Air Force, the doctors asked for tonsils to be removed, and it was always inflamed because the tonsils were too large

Tonsillitis Winter is coming, and there are many children with high fever in the hospital, and there are many reasons for high fever, but the most direct cause is tonsil inflammation. In some children, the inflammation of the tonsils is reversed, so they are removed. However, some parents are very confused about this, and they want to know what the function of the tonsils is, and whether they should be removed.

Huang Yan, Chief Physician of the Department of Internal Medicine of Beijing Children's Hospital: Recently, there are nearly 3,000 patients in our hospital every day, and 80-90% of them are infected by the sick tract, including children with colds, tonsillitis, tracheitis, and pneumonia. We interviewed some family members who brought their children to the doctor, and most of the children had tonsillitis, fever, etc.

Zhang Yamei, Director of the Department of Otolaryngology, Beijing Children's Hospital: There is one of the largest tonsils in the human body called the palatal tonsils, which is what we often call the tonsils, where is it located? If you open your mouth, the first thing we see is a pendant, which is what the common people call a small tongue, and there are two spheres on both sides of it, which are tonsils, which have an immune function and play a role as a gate in the human body.

However, there are some crypts on the surface of the tonsils, all the way to the center of the tonsils, where bacteria are usually hidden, and there is no disease under normal circumstances, but when the child's resistance decreases, or cold, or fatigue, the bacteria will multiply, and then acute tonsillitis appears. Acute tonsillitis is characterized by a high fever of 39 or even 40 degrees. Some of the children were still shivering, and some were convulsed.

In addition, some children have a sore throat, some children refuse to eat, do not eat or drink, and some children have ear pain, which are caused by the nerve reflex to the ear after the pharyngeal hair. Acute tonsillitis generally requires a visit to the hospital, and the doctor will generally prescribe some antibiotics to reduce inflammation, and if it is a viral infection, some antiviral drugs. The course of the disease is generally 7 to 10 days, and if the tonsils are reversed, one year.

More than four or five times, we think it is chronic tonsillitis. What kind of tonsillitis should be tonsillectomy? One is repeated tonsil inflammation, which will become inflamed for a year.

More than four or five times, this condition should be removed, because the tonsils have lost their normal function at this time, and tonsillitis is a drain on the child. The other is excessive enlargement of the tonsils, and it is already at night when the child sleeps and snores very loudly, and even has apnea. There is also inflammation of other organs, for example, nephritis, myocarditis, arthritis and so on caused by inflammation of the tonsils.

There are two main methods of tonsil surgery, one is the extrusion method and the other is the peeling method. We usually use the squeeze method because it is very simple and the procedure is only a few minutes, so the pain of the child is relatively small, and it does not need to.

The tonsils are one of the defense organs of the respiratory tract, filtering germs and producing antibodies to protect the respiratory tract and esophagus from germs, and are at their most developed between the ages of three and five. Like other lymph glands, if bacteria invade, they will proliferate and enlarge. Therefore, many respiratory infections will have redness, swelling and inflammation of the tonsils and lymph glands in the throat.

If the tonsils are particularly inflamed, they may become suppurated.

There are quite a lot of pathogenic microorganisms that invade the body and cause tonsillitis, 70% of which are viral infections, such as rhinovirus, coronavirus, adenovirus, epidemic virus, paraepidemic virus, enterovirus, etc. The remaining few are caused by bacterial infection. Viral infections are prone to secondary bacterial infections, resulting in more severe clinical manifestations.

Due to the different immunity of each body and the different germs, the symptoms of tonsillitis are also different, and there are various manifestations. Some people will have symptoms such as mild cold symptoms, swollen lymph nodes in the neck, and mouth ulcers. Of course, there may be more severe cold symptoms, general malaise, etc.

Sometimes the tonsils are swollen so large that they block breathing through the nose. Some viruses may even enlarge the tonsils to the point of upper airway obstruction, making it difficult for children to breathe.

……Broken .........Did he give you so many things to remember? Suicide and giving up on you? Inflammation of the tonsils can cause fever. Lymph nodes are significant and even swollen neck. So much so that the knife can be **.