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.

Tonsillectomy (surgery to remove the tonsils) has become increasingly simple and safe. However, some infection complications may still occur after tonsillectomy. Therefore, if any unusual symptoms arise, you should visit a healthcare facility for an examination.

Experiencing pain when swallowing saliva can cause significant discomfort and disrupt daily life. This common symptom may result from various underlying conditions. The pain occurs when the mucosa of the throat rubs against each other during swallowing. If there are pre-existing ulcers or obstructions, the discomfort intensifies. Identifying the root cause is crucial for effective treatment, enabling faster relief and improved quality of life.