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Can you get an endoscopy after you have had your tonsils and adenoids removed? if not how long do i have to wait?
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Yes: Having tonsils and adenoid removed should not affect being able to do an endoscopy. If was just done, probably would wait until throat healed- check with gastroenterologist for timing, .
Answered 9/30/2020
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