Many mothers first think of giving their baby antipyretic medication when they notice that their baby has a fever. However, taking medication casually can have a significant impact on the baby's body, and some babies may also experience symptoms such as throat inflammation and drooling during a fever. So, what is the disease of throat inflammation and drooling in babies with a fever?
Firstly, not only does the baby have a fever, but they also experience symptoms of throat inflammation and drooling, which may be due to tonsillitis. Generally speaking, the baby's body's resistance is relatively weak, making it easy for them to suffer from diseases. And tonsillitis is closely related to colds, so many people easily confuse colds with tonsillitis. It is recommended that mothers encourage their babies to exercise more in their daily lives, strengthen their nutritional balance, and continuously enhance their body's resistance.
Secondly, bacterial and viral infections can also cause tonsillitis, with Streptococcus pneumoniae being the main pathogenic bacterium. However, other bacteria can also induce tonsillitis, especially when the body's resistance is weakened, pathogenic bacteria can invade the body.
Finally, of course, tonsillitis in children is also related to their own physical condition. If there is deficiency fire and inflammation in the child's body. Once mothers discover that their baby has tonsillitis, they must take it seriously, otherwise it may harm the baby's body. Additionally, it should be noted that there is a difference between chronic and acute tonsils, and the treatment methods also vary.
