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Post tonsillectom pain vs. Methog

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PostPosted: 06/07/07 - 15:37    Post subject: Post tonsillectom pain vs. Methog Vote now! Reply with quote
I notice variety of post operative pain levels, as well as a variety of method of removal.

By which method was your tonsillectomy performed and how was your pain?

Thanks.. mine are coming out next week...
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