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22 and on day 2 of post-tonsillectomy, scared of what to expect

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PostPosted: 11/20/07 - 17:08    Post subject: 22 and on day 2 of post-tonsillectomy, scared of what to exp Vote now! Reply with quote

I'm a 22 y/o female, and yesterday I had my tonsils removed.

I've read so many horror stories on here, I'm not sure what to expect.

The pain was pretty bad yesterday, but not so bad today.

Since I got home, I have been forcing water, juice, jello and popsicles on myself, at least a cup or two of liquid an hour.

I am also on liquid Hydrocodone every 4 hours for pain, and Amoxil as well.
I have also been alternating between cold packs on my neck and a heating pad on my ears.

Today I managed to drink a bowl of broth, eat a small tea roll, a little pudding, and a small dish of ice cream.

My dr said today would probably be the worst, and it will be much easier after today.

Sleep is a little difficult, I tend to wake up every 2 hours or so.

Did anybody else have a similiar experience? I'm very afraid that I'll start having the vicious and violent pain that I keep reading about.
Was it easy for anybody?
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