Viêm amidan hốc mủ có nguy hiểm không?

#viemhong #viemamidan #amidan Due to the activity of the throat muscles when chewing and swallowing, along with the friction of food passing through the throat wall, the pus pockets in the tonsil cavity pop out in the shape of white-green pus-like grains and have a foul odor. This phenomenon is called purulent tonsillitis. Purulent tonsillitis is an acute or chronic inflammatory lesion of the tonsil gland caused by bacteria or viruses. The disease can cause many dangerous complications. When tonsillitis has purulent tonsillitis, the patient has symptoms such as: There is white or green pus in the tonsil cavity in the oral cavity. The tonsils are red, swollen and have a lot of white fluid on the surface, difficulty swallowing, sore throat especially when eating or drinking, dry cough or cough with phlegm, dry mouth, bad breath due to pus accumulated for a long time.... Purulent tonsillitis can be dangerous and life-threatening if the patient is not treated promptly and completely. There are 03 types of severe purulent tonsillitis complications, including: Near complications: Complications occurring at the site of purulent tonsillitis, namely tonsil abscesses causing sore throat, difficulty speaking, difficulty swallowing saliva and food. Complications occurring near purulent tonsillitis: The inflammation spreads to neighboring areas of the ENT system and causes many problems with teeth and mouth, rhinitis, sinusitis, otitis media, submandibular lymphadenitis, laryngotracheobronchitis... In which, when the pus cavity ruptures, it will cause bad breath and loss of confidence when communicating. Systemic complications: When the purulent tonsils are large, they block the airway and lung function, making it difficult to swallow, difficult to pronounce, and difficult to breathe. In young children, it will cause sleep apnea. Far complications: Patients with purulent tonsillitis may have glomerulonephritis, arthritis, myocarditis, sepsis; pulmonary failure, heart failure; facial edema, edema of the hands and feet. Many people, when diagnosed with the disease, wonder whether tonsillitis with pus should be removed or not. During the treatment of tonsillitis with pus, the doctor will base on the patient's condition to determine the treatment method and indicate whether tonsillitis with pus should be removed or not. Treatment of tonsillitis with pus can be by medication or surgery. Subscribe to watch the latest health videos at:    / @vinmechospital   Contact Vinmec: Fanpage:   / vinmec   Website: https://www.vinmec.com TikTok:   / benhvienvinmec   Vinmec Hospital System nationwide: https://vinmec.com/vi/danh-sach/ca-nu... ----------------------- Copyright by Vinmec Copyright by Vinmec ☞ Do not Reup