How Do You Recover From A Tonsillectomy And Adenoidectomy?
The mere thought of having a tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy makes people cringe, especially adults. If you have cryptic tonsils, tonsil stones or chronic tonsillitis, you should consider having them removed. Having your tonsils and adenoids taken out doesn’t have to be a painful experience. If you ice the area, get plenty of rest, eat blended meals, and take your pain medication on time, recovery can be more of a nuisance than a hardship. And you’ll be so glad when the cryptic tonsils, tonsils stones and chronic tonsillitis are gone! Here’s how to recover from a tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy: Frequently ice underneath your chin towards the throat where your tonsils were taken out. This helps reduce swelling from the outside. Frequently put ice in the back of your throat where your tonsils were and let it melt. This helps reduce swelling inside your mouth and around your throat. Take your pain medication on time. If you don’t take your pain medication on time, you’ll find yourself in
