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A member asked:
How long do i need to wait after a tonsillectomy before i can have another sleep study to adjust cpap pressure to new level?
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3 months: In general, it is recommended that you wait 3 months after any surgical intervention for complete healing to take place.Then, proceed with repeat sleep study.
Answered 6/21/2013
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