Tonsil III enlargement is generally divided into physiological enlargement and pathological enlargement, physiological enlargement usually requires no treatment, while pathological enlargement can be considered for surgical treatment.
1. Physiological enlargement: physiological enlargement is common in children around 3 years old, at this stage, the tonsils will be physiologically enlarged due to the proliferation of lymphatic tissues, which can be left untreated in the absence of special circumstances. Physiological enlargement should pay attention to rest, avoid overwork, keep the mouth clean, prevent infection.
2. Pathological enlargement: Pathological enlargement is usually seen in tonsillitis, tonsillar swelling and other symptoms, which may appear breathlessness, snoring and other phenomena. Tonsillectomy can be done with surgical instruments under local or general anesthesia, and after the operation, attention should be paid to cold and warmth, avoiding spicy and stimulating food.
It is recommended that patients with enlarged tonsils should go to the hospital for examination in time and choose reasonable treatment under the guidance of doctors.