You will feel no different than before you had them removed. Your body will work just as well after it is removed.
Because your infection leans toward one side and does not effect the other.
my daughter is having tonsil after her periods if i remove the tonsil will her height grow?
Ask your Doctor.
I have issues with tonsil stones as well. I didn't know to remove them and one day I was drinking cappuccino and they started loosing and falling out! It worked amazing! So please I encourage you to try it! I got every single one outbid my tonsils and my throat feels so clear now!
Yes, it is possible to have only one tonsil removed, a procedure known as unilateral tonsillectomy. This may be done if one tonsil is significantly enlarged or infected while the other is healthy. However, the most common practice is to remove both tonsils, especially in cases of recurrent infections or other related issues. The decision is typically based on the patient's specific medical condition and the surgeon's recommendation.
"Beat Tonsil stones" is a guide that shows natural ways to remove tonsil stones. Its my third day of using the natural remedy from that guide, i am feeling somewhat relieved. The remedies described in this guide are very popular in india, I would say it is highly recommended guide for those who are suffering from tonsil stones and bad breath.
These are probably tonsil stones. They cause extremely bad breath and can be eased out very gently, I believe they are a build up of bacteria and food debris. When you remove one you will notice that the smell is awful, they build up in the crypts in your tonsils and are a PAIN!
pharyngeal tonsil, palatine tonsil, lingual tonsil
Tonsils is the plural of tonsil
Tonsil illness causes problems with throat - which can result in sore throat, sleeping and breathing disorder. Tonsil illness affects throat filters and reduces ability of the throat to filter bacteria and germs.
"Tonsil" is a thing and therefor has no antonym.
Interestingly enough, there is no synonym for the word 'tonsil'. Many nouns do not have a synonym, especially proper nouns.