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August 25th, 2010
Post-Tonsillectomy warning signs
After a tonsillectomy the following factors can be considered warning signs of possible complications. It should be brought under the surgeon’s attention as soon as possible.
- A temperature of 102F/39C and higher.
- Bright red bleeding that lasts longer than 30 minutes.
- Dehydration symptoms such as dark urine, dry tongue and dry skin.
- Severe vomiting.
- Stiff neck.
If the surgeon that performed the tonsillectomy can not be reached, take your child to emergency rooms.