Caseous tonsillitis is a common disease that does not limit the age of the patient. The disease is caused by many causes and favorable factors, which can cause local, neighboring and systemic infections that affect the patient's health.

Tonsillitis is a common disease in both adults and children. The disease often progresses in episodes, can heal on its own but can also lead to local or systemic complications. Tonsillitis can be an acute or chronic inflammatory lesion of the tonsils caused by bacteria or viruses.

Tonsillitis is one of the common ear, nose and throat diseases that can occur at any age. The disease can be caused by viruses or bacteria. Tonsillitis that recurs many times and frequently will turn into chronic tonsillitis. This recurrence is mainly related to the factors of weather changes and the patient's body care as well as the treatment process of acute tonsillitis. How does tonsillitis recur? And what can be done to prevent and limit the condition of children with tonsillitis recurring many times?

Purulent tonsillitis is when the tonsils are chronically inflamed. If not treated early, the disease can lead to many dangerous complications. Currently, there are many methods to treat purulent tonsillitis. So should purulent tonsillitis be removed?

Tonsils are quadrilateral lymph nodes located behind the throat wall. They can enlarge in children aged 2–6 years. The main symptoms of enlarged tonsils include nasal congestion, snoring, mouth breathing, drooling, coughing, etc., which can cause sleep apnea in children.

Purulent tonsillitis is an acute or chronic inflammation of the tonsils caused by bacteria or viruses. The disease causes many dangerous complications such as tonsil abscess, peritonsillar inflammation, bronchitis, sinusitis, lateral pharyngeal abscess, nephritis, arthritis, carditis, and sepsis.

Nasopharyngeal cancer and tonsillitis have some similar symptoms such as difficulty swallowing, sore throat or swelling in the neck, causing many people to confuse the two diseases. Let's learn about the symptoms of each disease and how to distinguish them.

Sleep apnea can occur at any age, especially in middle age. If sleep apnea is not diagnosed and treated promptly, it can lead to serious complications such as myocardial infarction, diabetes, high blood pressure, arrhythmia, and stroke.

Sleep apnea is a respiratory disease that can have serious consequences. Every year, your heart and brain are put under a lot of stress. Your sleep is disrupted and the quality of your sleep is poor.