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I just had a tonsillectomy exactly 11 days ago. i slowly am starting to feel better, still can't eat much besides liquid diet, is that okay?
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Yes: Throat pain after tonsillectomies can last unto weeks or more. It is not to unusual. If you are having to severe pain see your ENT.
Answered 9/30/2015
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