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August 24th, 2010
Tonsillectomy: What your surgeon should know
The following issues should be brought under the surgeon’s attention before a tonsillectomy is done.
- A cold, flue or other infection that develops before the tonsillectomy.
- If your child has had something to eat or drink during the 8 hours before the tonsillectomy is due.
- A loose tooth.
- Bleeding tendencies in the family.
- Whether your child has had Aspirin ( a type of pain medication). As a general rule children should not be given aspirin; more so before going for surgery. Aspirin thins the blood and can cause excessive bleeding.
- If a family member has had a negative reaction to anesthesia
- If the child is behind with his or her immunizations.
