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Is it sure after removal of tonsils there is no any problem like hard in breathing, cough, and so...
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Breathing: Loud breathing or snoring can occur after the tonsils are removed. For significant difficulty breathing – emergency evaluation should be obtained.
Answered 3/14/2014
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