For children with tonsillitis, you need to find the cause of tonsillitis. First, we need to conduct blood tests to clarify whether the child has a bacterial infection or a viral infection causing tonsillitis, and then choose the appropriate treatment medication according to the cause. At the same time, you can choose some antipyretic drugs for symptomatic treatment. If there is a significant fever, monitor the child’s body temperature. If the body temperature exceeds 38.5℃, oral antipyretic medication, such as ibuprofen granules, should be given promptly. If the body temperature does not exceed 38.5℃, try to physically cool the temperature. On the one hand, let your child drink more water, and at the same time, you can apply antipyretic patches. In addition, you can also wipe the body with warm water or take a warm bath. Try to eat an easily digestible and nutritious liquid food or semi-liquid food. You can use spray or gargle in the oral cavity, and pay attention to keep the mouth and throat clean, as well as help remove sticky secretions. Antagonistic medication 1, bacterial infection: sensitive antibiotics should be applied as early as possible to control local inflammation. If there is no history of drug allergy, amoxicillin granules of the penicillin class are generally preferred. As the common pathogenic bacteria causing bacterial infections in children’s tonsils is streptococcus, penicillin is more effective for streptococcal anti-inflammatory. The most important thing is to make sure that your child gets more rest, drinks more water, and tries to eat a liquid diet, while paying attention to strengthening nutrition; 2. Viral infection: If you consider tonsillitis caused by viral infection, there are usually no special antiviral drugs. You can use alpha-interferon spray or nebulized inhalation in the early stage of viral infection, which can play a certain therapeutic role, mainly to symptomatic antipyretic.