should i or should i not...
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no side effects, cos tonsils is like something extra in your throatOriginally posted by BufPuf:yr doc no give u 2nd advise meh
or straight away ask u go for operations?
got wad side effect a not?
but if i get tonsillitis very often, its better to go for op -
Originally posted by narz:
chey
pain pain ah...okiez....give darling e|mo strepsils flavoured one....
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online can... offline cannot!
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i want offline lollipop leh
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estee they all just jio.. ktvOriginally posted by mapp|ezz:orh...take care elmo darling
how to sing sia
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dowan lahOriginally posted by e|mo:i prefer to kill you after your exams
you kill me first
y not we die together..hehe
cannot born together same yr same mth same day...can die same yr same mth same day...
/me slap her mouth..wad rubbish -
den the risk leh?Originally posted by e|mo:no side effects, cos tonsils is like something extra in your throat
but if i get tonsillitis very often, its better to go for op
hmm..coz i think the throat there very sensitive
my doc ask me to go for the radioactive pills for my thyroid i also dun dare..coz if kill too much of my hormones..got to live on hormones pill for the rest of my life... -
don't want lahOriginally posted by mapp|ezz:dowan lah
y not we die together..hehe
cannot born together same yr same mth same day...can die same yr same mth same day...
/me slap her mouth..wad rubbish
later ah bo, stefan and ah dot.. will feel very sad -
whu is ah boOriginally posted by e|mo:don't want lah
later ah bo, stefan and ah dot.. will feel very sad -
i try looking online for info.. didn't really say much abt the risk.. no side effectsOriginally posted by BufPuf:den the risk leh?
hmm..coz i think the throat there very sensitive
my doc ask me to go for the radioactive pills for my thyroid i also dun dare..coz if kill too much of my hormones..got to live on hormones pill for the rest of my life...
other than after the op.. i might not be able to eat and drink for 1-2 weeks, will be very painful loh -
winboiOriginally posted by mapp|ezz:whu is ah bo
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no haf lah..dun anyhow say lahOriginally posted by e|mo:winboi
/me no scandals..mi guang ming zhen da -
i never say...Originally posted by mapp|ezz:no haf lah..dun anyhow say lah
/me no scandals..mi guang ming zhen da
they said it themselves -
they lying lah..trying to frame miOriginally posted by e|mo:i never say...
they said it themselves -
they are confessing their love for grandauntOriginally posted by mapp|ezz:they lying lah..trying to frame mi -
means u have to hospitalized?Originally posted by e|mo:i try looking online for info.. didn't really say much abt the risk.. no side effects
other than after the op.. i might not be able to eat and drink for 1-2 weeks, will be very painful loh
hmm...i think u go tok to your doc more loh..if u unsure abt it
no other ways meh?
like diet or waD? -
Tonsillectomy is the surgical removal of tonsils, most often due to chronic infection. The patient is under a general anesthetic during the procedure.
The surgeon uses special instruments, such as the Harmonic Scalpel® or an electrocautery device, to cut the tissue between the tonsils and the throat. When the tissue has been dissected, the tonsils are removed. The surrounding blood vessels are then cauterized (sealed) to control bleeding.
Tonsillectomy is a common pediatric procedure, with more than 400,000 operations performed each year in the U.S. Seventy percent of the patients are under 18, and the surgery is usually done on an outpatient basis (does not require an overnight stay). -
Several post-surgery symptoms may occur including swallowing problems, throat pain and ear pain.
Soon after surgery, you should drink more fluids. Liquids and soft foods will be easiest to swallow, and swallowing is an important part of the healing process.
Your doctor may prescribe pain medication after surgery. Follow your physician's instructions when taking prescription drugs.
Your ENT (ear, nose and throat) doctor should be contacted if bleeding occurs after surgery.
Ice cream coats the throat and is therefore not the best food to eat post-tonsillectomy. -
no ice cream!!!Originally posted by e|mo:Several post-surgery symptoms may occur including swallowing problems, throat pain and ear pain.
Soon after surgery, you should drink more fluids. Liquids and soft foods will be easiest to swallow, and swallowing is an important part of the healing process.
Your doctor may prescribe pain medication after surgery. Follow your physician's instructions when taking prescription drugs.
Your ENT (ear, nose and throat) doctor should be contacted if bleeding occurs after surgery.
Ice cream coats the throat and is therefore not the best food to eat post-tonsillectomy. -
its ok ahOriginally posted by BufPuf:no ice cream!!!
i want lollipop nia
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hahaOriginally posted by e|mo:its ok ah
i want lollipop nia
den shd be okie with u den -
Originally posted by BufPuf:haha
den shd be okie with u den -
but i scare pain..Originally posted by BufPuf:haha
den shd be okie with u den
then after op.. sure slim down, since i got difficulty eating -
hahaOriginally posted by e|mo:but i scare pain..
then after op.. sure slim down, since i got difficulty eating
den i think i shd go for the operation also -
baby T.... if going for the ops... u have to be prepared to be quarantine as well... my fren juz went for an appendics ops... was quarantined after discharged...
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lilo jieOriginally posted by lilogirl:baby T.... if going for the ops... u have to be prepared to be quarantine as well... my fren juz went for an appendics ops... was quarantined after discharged...
i'm not afraid of getting quarantined but hopefully won't get infected with SARS, later my family also kena
10 days at home.. can rest mah
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Hey elmo.. i gone throught the op before.. i had tonsilitis and adenoids.. its painless.. guarantee.. except they use a vacuum to suck up any mucus for the first 2 days... not to worry.. i'll pray for u