Tonsillitis is one of the common ear, nose, and throat conditions that can occur at any age. The condition can be caused by viruses or bacteria. Recurrent and frequent tonsillitis can lead to chronic tonsillitis. This recurrence is primarily related to weather changes, how the patient cares for their body, and the treatment process for acute tonsillitis episodes. How does recurrent tonsillitis occur? And what can be done to prevent frequent recurrence of tonsillitis in children?

Ear pain is a symptom found in many patients with tonsillitis. When tonsillitis causes ear pain, it indicates that the condition has reached a severe level. If not treated, the disease can lead to many complications that seriously threaten the patient's health

Tonsillitis causing bleeding is not a common symptom of tonsillitis, so when this condition occurs, many patients will be very confused, worried, and not know how to treat it.

Tonsillitis occurs when the number of bacteria and viruses invading a child's body exceeds the permissible level. When the tonsils become swollen and repeatedly inflamed, the body's ability to fight off bacteria and viruses weakens. These tonsil infections trigger episodes of inflammation in the throat area, also known as pharyngotonsillitis.