Do you want to recommend oral sprays that are effective in the treatment of acute tonsillitis?

Acute tonsillitis is a very common disease, some patients do not pay attention to develop good eating habits, or often stay up late, the body is more tired, and the resistance is reduced, at this time it is easy to develop bacterial infection, resulting in acute tonsillitis.

Patients with acute tonsillitis first need to use antibiotics scientifically and standardly**, such as amoxicillin, cephalexin and other antibiotics at the request of Zao Hongyou**. In addition, you can also use some Chinese patent medicines**, such as oral Qinghuo Gardenia Oatmeal, Bezoar Detoxification Tablets, Watermelon Cream Lozenges and other drugs to enter the stool Huaixing**. These proprietary Chinese medicines have the effect of clearing heat and detoxifying, which can relieve the symptoms of tonsillar enlargement and tonsil pain caused by tonsillitis.

In addition to medications**, patients with acute tonsillitis should also pay attention to rest, avoid staying up late, develop good sleep habits, and properly strengthen nutrition to increase immunity and promote the improvement of the disease.

1. General**.

For patients with glotillitis, it is important to take adequate rest. Diet is very important for the recovery of the disease, patients with tonsillitis should eat as light as possible, preferably mainly liquid food, drink plenty of boiled water, and pay attention to the nutritious diet.

Patients should also avoid eating barbecue, spicy and greasy food, and avoid smoking and drinking alcohol before the disease is cured. Patients should usually consume more foods rich in vitamin C to enhance the body's immunity. If the patient has symptoms such as fever or difficulty swallowing, fluids should be given in time to maintain the balance of water and salt in the body.

2. Antibiotics**.

For tonsillitis, antibiotics are necessary. For patients with milder symptoms, only plain penicillin is sufficient. For patients with severe disease, or who do not respond well to penicillin, a second-generation cephalosporin antibiotic may be used**.

If the patient has a tonsillar abscess, antibiotics such as third-generation cephalosporin antibiotics and metronidazole may be used to prevent the abscess from spreading**. Therefore, the use of antibiotics should be based on the severity of the patient's condition.

3. Surgery**.

In some patients with severe conditions, aggressive surgery is warranted**. For example, if the tonsils are excessively hypertrophied and affect breathing and swallowing, or if there is an acute attack of tonsillitis, the peritonsillar abscess can occur more than 5 times a year, or if there is a long-term low-grade fever and there are no other lesions other than the tonsils at the time of the general examination, these patients need to undergo tonsillectomy surgery**.