Comments on: my gf is getting her tonsils taken out soon? http://www.removingtonsilstones.com/my-gf-is-getting-her-tonsils-taken-out-soon Learn How Removing Tonsil Stones Is Now Possible Tue, 08 Jun 2010 16:19:52 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.3 hourly 1 By: intelex http://www.removingtonsilstones.com/my-gf-is-getting-her-tonsils-taken-out-soon/comment-page-1#comment-3558 intelex Mon, 15 Mar 2010 18:38:48 +0000 http://www.removingtonsilstones.com/my-gf-is-getting-her-tonsils-taken-out-soon#comment-3558 The answer to that question is dependent on age. The older she is, the longer is takes to heal. The doctor should give the appropriate instructions prior to and after surgery. The older she is, the more major the surgery it is. Light lip/lip kissing should be okay shortly after surgery. Keep in mind that her throat will be very sore and it will probably be difficult to swallow. This will last for several days. She may have some difficulty/pain with talking for the first 24 to 48 hours. The hour long conversations should wait a few days. Deeper kissing should wait about a week. Not only from the standpoint of healing, but also keeping in mind that when you kiss her you introduce more bacteria into an area with healing incisions. I hope she does well. The answer to that question is dependent on age. The older she is, the longer is takes to heal. The doctor should give the appropriate instructions prior to and after surgery. The older she is, the more major the surgery it is.

Light lip/lip kissing should be okay shortly after surgery. Keep in mind that her throat will be very sore and it will probably be difficult to swallow. This will last for several days. She may have some difficulty/pain with talking for the first 24 to 48 hours. The hour long conversations should wait a few days.

Deeper kissing should wait about a week. Not only from the standpoint of healing, but also keeping in mind that when you kiss her you introduce more bacteria into an area with healing incisions.

I hope she does well.

]]> By: Sandy http://www.removingtonsilstones.com/my-gf-is-getting-her-tonsils-taken-out-soon/comment-page-1#comment-3557 Sandy Mon, 15 Mar 2010 18:02:35 +0000 http://www.removingtonsilstones.com/my-gf-is-getting-her-tonsils-taken-out-soon#comment-3557 She will need a couple of days to recuperate, i.e. popsicles, milk shakes, soft food, reduced conversation, but it shouldn't be too long before you're both enjoying your usual activites. Just give her the time she needs and she'll be fine. She will need a couple of days to recuperate, i.e. popsicles, milk shakes, soft food, reduced conversation, but it shouldn’t be too long before you’re both enjoying your usual activites. Just give her the time she needs and she’ll be fine.

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