Tonsillitis one week before double eyelid surgery

Tonsils are located in our upper respiratory tract. Whenever the seasons change and cold air invades, bacteria are easily carried along. Once the bacteria enter the respiratory tract, it is very easy to cause tonsillitis. With the improvement of medical beauty technology, many people who love beauty have begun to pay attention to plastic surgery projects. If your tonsils become inflamed a week before double eyelid surgery, you should pay attention to post-operative care to avoid the possibility of reinfection.

Tonsils are the gateway to the respiratory tract, and bacteria and viruses from the mouth and nose are the first to invade them. The pathogens of tonsillitis are hidden deep and easily form lesions. The treatment effect is not direct, and the lesions often cannot be completely eliminated, leaving hidden dangers. There are three common causes of tonsillitis, namely pathological causes, acute bacterial infection and viral infection.

Generally speaking, tonsillitis is caused by acute infection or viral infection. This disease is more likely to occur when the immune function is low or affected by nearby tissues and organs.

From a pathological point of view, it can be divided into catarrhal tonsillitis, follicular tonsillitis and crypt tonsillitis; acute bacterial infection is mainly type A beta-hemolytic bacterial infection. Tonsils are a place where dirt and filth are hidden, and they are prone to repeated infections after lesions are formed.

Tonsillitis can be acute or chronic. In addition to sore throat and fever, it can sometimes cause serious complications.

1. Acute tonsillitis: The most common symptom is sore throat, often accompanied by general discomfort, chills, fever, pain in the limbs, etc. Some babies also have ear pain and stuffy ears, some have stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, etc.

2. Chronic tonsillitis: often with symptoms such as dry throat, foreign body sensation, itching, irritating cough, bad breath, etc., often with a history of acute inflammation. Some of the symptoms are different degrees of enlargement of the tonsils, while others are fibrotic and shrunk.

3. The harm of tonsillitis: Bacteria multiply in the tonsils, and the toxins produced enter the human body through the blood, causing many important organs to become ill, such as nephritis, rheumatism, etc. The harm of these complications far exceeds the tonsillitis itself.

1. Open windows frequently to ventilate and keep the indoor air fresh. Avoid smoking indoors to reduce irritation to your baby's throat.

2. Develop good hygiene habits, such as washing hands before meals and after defecation, and cutting nails frequently.

3. Encourage more outdoor activities, exercise and improve one's own resistance.

4. Add or remove appropriate clothing and quilts to ensure good sleep and nutritious diet.