Who is more likely to get tonsillitis than usual?

Tonsillitis is a danger that can happen to anyone. It is also easily contagious. The risk groups that are more likely to get tonsillitis than the general public include:

• • Young children and children in daycare centers: When children are sick, they cough and sneeze without protecting themselves as well as adults. Therefore, they are at risk of touching germs on objects and putting them in their mouths easily. Causing them to get infecte and eventually develop tonsillitis. Or in some children, they already have allergies, so they are at risk of developing sore throats more easily than usual. If symptoms not well controlled and there is no proper hygiene. They are at risk of getting infecte and developing tonsillitis and severe symptoms.
  • People who do not get enough rest, because lack of sleep lowers the body’s immune system, are more at risk of tonsil infections that can lead than people. Who get enough rest.
  • People who eat unhealthy food , such as people who like to eat raw, grilled, and fried food, because they are at risk of germs easily entering their mouths and eventually causing tonsillitis.

How to diagnose for sure?

The doctor can diagnose tonsillitis by taking a medical history, performing a physical examination, and directly considering the symptoms. Most patients present with sore throat feeling like something is stuck in their throat. Some patients also have swollen lymph nodes in their neck. In cases where swollen lymph nodes in the neck present with a lump in the neck. That is painful. When press, the tonsils in the mouth will be swollen and red, and may contain pus. The diagnosis. Can also be differentiated.

• • Bacterial usually causes pus to form on the tonsils.
  • Caused by the EBV virus (Epstein-Barr) has pus-filled appearance similar to a bacterial infection. The infection is transmitt through sharing food and through saliva. In young children, it is usually สมัครสมาชิก UFABET วันนี้ รับเครดิตฟรีทุกวัน transmitted from adults through kissing, hugging, and showing affection to children, called Kissing Disease. In patients with EBV tonsillitis, diagnosis made by a complete blood count or CBC.
  • Has canker sores. The tonsils have white patches.
  • Tonsillitis stones appear as white patches that look like pus, but if you touch the tonsils, they won’t hurt. The stones have clear boundaries and aren’t mushy, unlike bacterial pus, which has a wound that’s mushy like yogurt and is painful to the touch.