1 What medicine does tonsillitis take?
Tonsillitis is a common throat disease and can be divided into acute tonsillitis and chronic tonsillitis. Suffering from acute infectious diseases (such as scarlet fever, measles, influenza, diphtheria, etc. ) can cause chronic tonsillitis, and sinus infection can also be accompanied by this disease. Tonsillar inflammation often makes people miserable and unable to eat. Therefore, tonsillitis can be treated with the following drugs:
1, western medicine treatment
(1) Unilateral prescription: 5g of West Lunatone, 0.5- 1 g of top waist yellow, 0.5-1g of calcined human white, 0.5l of Baishou Laomei tablet, 0. 1 g of mint powder. It is best to grind the medicine into fine powder, so that the medicine can be mixed evenly, and then grind the powder into reflective powder. Blow the powder to the affected area every 4 hours 1 time.
(2) Acupuncture: Take Hegu, Neiting, Quchi, Tiantu, Shaoze and Yuji points. Choose 3-4 points each time, and exercise with strong stimulation, once a day 1 time.
(3) External treatment: watermelon frost, Xilei Powder, Bingboron Powder, Huang Zhu Powder and Calculus Bovis of Laryngology were locally blown, 65438 0 times every 2 hours.
(4) Oral administration: Tiedi Pill or Runhou Pill, Houe Pill and Liushen Pill can clear away heat and toxic materials, moisten throat and reduce swelling.
2, Chinese medicine treatment
(1) Acute tonsillitis is contagious, so isolation should be done. Because the disease is mostly streptococcus infection, antibiotics and sulfonamides are used in the body, and the curative effect is better.
(2) Penicillin is the first choice for antibiotics, and erythromycin and lincomycin can be used for those who are allergic to penicillin. People with high fever, headache and body aches can choose antipyretic and analgesic drugs such as aspirin.
(3) If the condition still does not improve after 2-3 days of treatment, we should consider whether there is virus or other bacterial infection, switch to antiviral drugs, sensitive antibiotics or sulfonamides, and use adrenocortical hormones such as prednisone and dexamethasone as appropriate.
(4) In addition, attention should be paid to rest, defecation, drinking more water, cold liquid food, and giving appropriate antipyretic painkillers, mouthwash, etc. Most patients can recover in about 1 week.
(5) Acute suppurative tonsillitis: All patients can gargle with D'Aubert solution for 4 hours/kloc-0 times. Hot compress on both sides of mandibular angle or ultrashort wave diathermy physiotherapy has anti-inflammatory effect.
2. Symptoms of tonsillitis
1, acute phase
(1) The general symptoms are acute onset, chills and high fever up to 39 ~ 40℃. In particular, children may have convulsions, vomiting or drowsiness, loss of appetite, constipation and body aches.
(2) The local symptoms of sore throat are obvious, especially when swallowing. Severe pain can radiate to the ears, and children often cry because they can't swallow. If the child's breathing is affected by tonsil hypertrophy, it will interfere with sleep and often wake up at night.
2. Chronic phase
(1) Recurrent sore throat. Every time I catch a cold, catch a cold, get tired, sleep badly or get stimulated by alcohol and tobacco, I will have a sore throat and feel blocked.
(2) Bad breath is often caused by bacterial reproduction and growth in tonsils, and suppurative embolus remains in tonsils.
(3) Tonsillar enlargement and hypertrophy can cause dysphagia, slurred speech, poor breathing or snoring during sleep.
(4) Bacteria in tonsils are manifested all over the body, and pus thrombus often enters the digestive tract with swallowing, thus causing indigestion. If bacterial toxins enter the body, they may have headaches, limb weakness, fatigue or low fever.
When the above symptoms appear, pay attention to whether the tonsils are inflamed. Symptomatic treatment and prevention are the key.
3. What is good for tonsillitis?
1, tonsillitis should not be spicy.
Tonsillar inflammation should pay attention to avoid eating dry spicy fried and other irritating foods, such as ginger, pepper, garlic, fried dough sticks and so on. Because inflammation has redness, swelling, heat and pain, and tiny blood vessels are dilated and congested, frozen food makes inflammatory tiny blood vessels spasm and contract, and blood circulation is blocked, which aggravates inflammation.
2, light diet
Drink plenty of water and eat soft food, such as porridge, juice and mung bean soup. Eat more fresh vegetables, fruits, beans and moist foods, such as soybeans, tofu, soybean milk, rock sugar, honey and lily soup.
3. Little carrots
Pineapple contains a lot of "interferon inducer", which is a substance with strong antiviral activity. It can stimulate human body to produce interferon, and has good preventive and therapeutic effects on diseases such as viral herpes. It is worth noting that when eating radish, you must chew more to dilute the active ingredients in radish to the greatest extent.
4, fresh pear three root soup
Slice the fresh pear, and three slices are 30g reed rhizome, 30g cogongrass rhizome and 30g kudzu root. Put these four ingredients together, add two bowls of water and cook for 20 minutes. The function of this soup is to clear away heat and benefit the throat, moisten the lungs, clear away heat and nourish yin, and the effect on tonsils is also excellent.
5.kumquat
Kumquat must be eaten with skin. It has the functions of expelling wind, clearing away heat, relieving cough, resolving phlegm and relieving sore throat. This effect is very good. The qi of kumquat is rising, which can dispel wind and clear heat. In addition, its skin function can dispel wind, dissipate heat and clear heat. Kumquat is rich in vitamin C and calcium, which has the functions of sterilization and virus removal.
6. Food for preventing tonsillitis
Eat more taro, arrowhead, water chestnut, kelp, jellyfish and other foods, because these foods will promote the degeneration and atrophy of tonsils.