How to treat tonsil 2 degree enlargement

The treatment of tonsillar enlargement includes medication, symptomatic treatment, surgical treatment, lifestyle adjustment and traditional Chinese medicine treatment. The specific treatment method should be selected according to the individual situation. Tonsillar enlargement is a common condition, usually caused by tonsillar infection, inflammation or other reasons. For this case, the treatment methods mainly include the following: 1. Antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs, etc. are used to relieve inflammation and relieve symptoms. If tonsil swelling is caused by viral infection, antibiotics are usually not required. 2. Symptomatic treatment: such as antipyretics, painkillers, etc. to relieve fever, pain, etc. 3. Surgical treatment: If tonsil swelling is severe, affecting breathing, swallowing or other functions, or recurrent frequently, surgery may be needed to remove tonsiles.4. Lifestyle adjustment: maintaining good living habits, such as adequate sleep, reasonable diet, drink plenty of water, etc., can help relieve symptoms and promote recovery.5. TCM treatment: Traditional Chinese medicine believes that tonsillar enlargement is related to lung heat, heat toxin, etc., and can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, etc. It should be noted that for the treatment of tonsillar enlargement of 2 degrees, appropriate treatment methods should be selected according to the specific situation. During the treatment process, doctors should follow the doctor's advice, take medicine on time, return to hospital, and pay attention to rest and diet. In addition, tonsils play an important role in the immune system in children, so care should be taken when treating them. Generally, if tonsil enlargement is caused by an infection and symptoms are mild, doctors may recommend medical treatment and lifestyle adjustments first. Surgery may be considered if symptoms are severe or recurrent, or affect breathing, swallowing, etc. However, surgery is usually performed with a doctor's evaluation and parental consent. For adults, if tonsillar enlargement is caused by an infection and symptoms are mild, medication and lifestyle modifications may be tried first. Surgery may be considered if symptoms are severe or recurrent, or affect quality of life, or if there are other health problems. A combination of factors, such as severity of symptoms, risks and benefits of surgery, should be considered when deciding whether to undergo surgery. In short, treatment for tonsillar enlargement 2 should be determined on a case-by-case basis. During the treatment, follow the doctor's advice, pay attention to rest and diet, and maintain good living habits. If symptoms worsen or other abnormalities occur, seek medical attention promptly.