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31 Aug 2007
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Tonsillecotmy Help Please!
My son 2 & half yrs has been a bad eater since day 1. He had a tonsillectomy done on Monday his throat is white with a dark dot here and there is this normal? And what can I give him besides toast, corn flakes, cookies and coke he refuses this?
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It is very difficult for children to eat after a tonsillectomy. This is really jelly and ice cream time! I cannot imagine how sore and uncomfortable it must be to try to swallow corn flakes an cookies and even coke which is so acid.
After a few days the operation area heals and he should be beack to eating normally if not even better than before.
After a few days the operation area heals and he should be beack to eating normally if not even better than before.
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