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Croup Syndrome & Tonsillitis

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Croup Syndrome & Tonsillitis
 

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Questions Related to Croup Syndrome & Tonsillitis & Tonsillectomy

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Tonsillectomy is indicated for massive hypertrophy (difficulty in breathing or eating); and peritonsillar abscess.

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Postoperative care for tonsillectomy includes encouraging the patient to take citrus juice; and avoiding to using straw.

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PFAPA syndrome consists of recurrent episodes of periodic fever; aphthous stomatitis; pharyngitis and cervical adenitis; and airway nonobstruction

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The onset of epiglottitis is gradually, less often preceded by cold symptoms and more often by a sore throat.

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Drooling of saliva is common in acute epiglottitis because of the difficulty or pain in swallowing and excessive secretions.

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