When for my medical appointment with the specialist...

However i am so so unlucky that i got my tonsils since sunday and hard a SUPER HARD time fighting again it on monday when i was in camp. Whole body and super hot, muscle aching here and there...

Initially today's purpose is to go for operation but the specialist never! Because i am still having inflam and lead to high white blood cell; it's very dangerous to operate. He mentioned that if my blood don't stop flowing after the operation then DIE... Very RISKY!!

2 weeks again later go back see him again and if not inflam can go for operation and if inflam then ....

Did my own homework on the internet..

What are tonsils?
Tonsils are the two pink lumps of tissue found on each side of the back of your throat. (Open your mouth wide and say ‘ahhhh’ in front of a mirror to see them.) Each grape-size lump fights off the bad bacteria or germs living in your body.

Symptoms:

1. Bright red tonsils
2. White or yellow goo covering your tonsils
3. A sore throat
4. Pain when you swallow
5. Pain or swelling in your neck
6. A hot forehead
7. Stinky breath even after you’ve brushed your teeth

Operation - Tonsillectomy

After dinner the night before your tonsillectomy, you won’t be allowed to eat or drink anything -- even water!

When you arrive at the hospital, you’ll put on a special bracelet with your name on it and hospital clothes. Then you will meet the doctors and nurses that will be helping you. When the doctor is ready, you’ll be given a special medicine that makes you fall asleep. Then, the doctor and nurses will use special tools to remove your tonsils. It doesn’t take very long – just about 20 minutes!When you wake up, you will be with your Mom or Dad and the operation will be all over. Your throat will hurt but the nurses and doctors will keep an eye on you to make sure you’re okay. In a few hours you will be ready to go home. Your throat will be sore for a few weeks, but your tonsils won’t bother you ever again! (This is the part that i am looking forward to)

These is obtained from the website:

Tonsils


After being removed

After Surgery
There are several postoperative symptoms that may arise. These include (but are not limited to) swallowing problems, vomiting, fever, throat pain, and ear pain. Occasionally, bleeding may occur after surgery. If the patient has any bleeding, your surgeon should be notified immediately.

It somehow freak me out.... this is the whole process that i need to go through.....