What Are the Differences Between Pudilan Xiaoyan Tablets and Pudilan Oral Liquid?

Both Pudelan Xiaoyan Tablets and Pudelan Xiaoyan Oral Liquid are drugs for clearing heat and detoxifying, as well as anti-inflammatory and anti-swelling. The only difference between the two drugs is their dosage forms, while their efficacy and function are basically the same. There is no significant difference between them, and patients can choose one of them based on their own conditions for treatment.

I. Difference between Pudelan Xiaoyan Tablets and Pudelan Xiaoyan Oral Liquid

Both Pudelan Xiaoyan Tablets and Pudelan Xiaoyan Oral Liquid can play a role in clearing heat and detoxifying, as well as anti-inflammatory and anti-swelling. They are generally used to treat pharyngitis and tonsillitis. In general, both drugs can be used, and choosing either one is fine, as they are just different in dosage forms. Oral liquid can be taken orally directly, while Pudelan Xiaoyan Tablets are also taken orally, but in the form of tablets. If it is for children, Pudelan Xiaoyan Oral Liquid may be a better choice as it is relatively easier to swallow.

II. Daily Care for Children with Tonsillitis

Firstly, acute tonsillitis is mostly caused by bacterial infection, especially by bacteria such as streptococcus and Staphylococcus aureus. Therefore, antibiotics must be used, among which penicillin is the most effective. Oral or intravenous injection can be chosen based on the severity of the inflammation.

Secondly, exercise should be strengthened, especially in winter. Children should participate in outdoor activities more often to enhance their adaptability to cold weather and reduce the risk of tonsillitis.

Thirdly, oral hygiene should be maintained, and children should rinse their mouths after eating.

Fourthly, the tonsils are generally largest between 3 and 10 years old, and gradually shrink after 10 years old. Therefore, tonsillitis during childhood is the focus of prevention and treatment.

Lastly, chronic tonsillitis or tonsillar hypertrophy may require tonsillectomy. Nowadays, rapid tonsillectomy is mostly used. During the surgery, anesthetic spray is sprayed into the child's mouth. After a short wait, the child's throat will feel numb. Then the child is asked to lie on the bed, and the doctor uses a special instrument called a tonsil guillotine to remove the tonsils in an instant when the child opens their mouth. The surgery is very quick, and it is completed before the child feels any pain.