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Smoke After A Tonsillectomy
What alternative treatment can be recommended?
Will surgery be recommended?
What anesthetic will be used? How long will the person be anesthetized? F
How long does the surgery take?
What can be expected after surgery?
Will any medications be prescribed? What are the side effects?
Will the tonsils grow back?
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Tonsillectomy
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Tonsillectomy is surgery to remove the tonsils. These glands are at the back of your throat. Often, tonsillectomy is done at the same time as... Read more »
Tonsillectomies and children
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Alternative NamesChildren and tonsillectomiesInformationToday, many parents wonder if it is wise for children to have the tonsils taken out.... Read more »
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