Tonsillitis is a commonly seen childhood bacterial or viral infection that causes inflammation of tonsils. The types of tonsillitis are acute, recurrent, and chronic. Tonsillitis is treated with antibiotics like Penicillin, and in cases of recurrent tonsillitis, tonsillectomy is done.
Tonsillitis vs Strep Throat: What Is the Difference?
Tonsillitis refers to the inflammation of the tonsils caused by a virus or bacteria, while Strep throat is caused by group A Streptococcus bacteria. Read below.
Recurrent Tonsillitis and Related Conditions
Recurrent tonsillitis is repeated inflammation of tonsils, caused by bacteria, resulting in various symptoms. Read below to know more.
When Should Tonsils Be Removed in Adults?
Tonsils are removed in cases of sleep apnea or recurrent episodes of tonsillitis. Learn about the indications, best methods, and complications of tonsillectomy.
