We’ve never had a problem with her weight.She has been to a sleep study and had X-rays on her adenoids. She hes abnormally large tonsils and adenoids.She is set up for surgery I was just curious as to how common it is?
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well.
i had my adnoids removed. and i dont know how common it is…
but getting the adnoids/tonsils removed is very common with my friends.
i think only two out of 20 have theirs still.
it is just a normal procedure.
and dont worry… afterwards the kid will be able to eat ice cream and popsicles all day… they will be happy…
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now day’s it’s kids weight that causes sleep apnea. but tonsilectomy is very common surgery….MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE ICE CREAM ON HAND…
good luck