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Can you tell me how could i convince my parents to allow me to get my tonsils removed?
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For good reason: People get tonsils removed mainly for 1) treatment of sleep apnea, 2) clear obstructive swallowing, 3)recurrent infections, 4) tumor removal, 5) bad breath, or 6) history of recurrent peritonsillar abscesses just to name a few. All the best!
Answered 3/20/2014
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