Anyone out there with they tonsils removed and still apnea?
Anyone out there with they tonsils removed and still apnea?
Anyone out there with their tonstils removed and still has sleep apnea going for my sleep test tonite, and I am pretty sure they will tell me I dont have it because I dont have tonsils? Any thoughts?
YEP! Had mine out (T&A) when I was about 7....didn't prevent me from getting "severe" OSA. Don't count on it.Curious wrote:...I am pretty sure they will tell me I dont have it because I dont have tonsils? Any thoughts?
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Re: Anyone out there with they tonsils removed and still apn
My mother insisted that all of us kids get our tonsils and adenoids removed as children. Three out of the six are currently using CPAPs.
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had mine out at six....never snored either.........just had joint pain all the time and fell twice last year.....thought 4 hours of sleep was normal for some.........been that way 40 years + good ;icl
My idential twin and I had our tonsils out when we wr about 5 yrs old. I have moderate sleep apnea and she doesn't ... Go figure!
The ENT told me that it looks like part of one of the tonsils may have grown back partially or it may be scar tissue. Interestingly, my twins son (technically i guess he is my 1/2 son too!) has HUGE tonsils and they did a sleep study on him and based on his results he does not have apnea. But boy are they big!
I remember the hospital stay not being very enjoyable. Our parents didn't get to stay with us... it was horrible.
Best,
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The ENT told me that it looks like part of one of the tonsils may have grown back partially or it may be scar tissue. Interestingly, my twins son (technically i guess he is my 1/2 son too!) has HUGE tonsils and they did a sleep study on him and based on his results he does not have apnea. But boy are they big!
I remember the hospital stay not being very enjoyable. Our parents didn't get to stay with us... it was horrible.
Best,
Teri
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Yep
Had tonsils and adnoids out at 15 to stop my childhood OSA. It came back!
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Dear Curious Guest,
In response to your thoroughly reasonable question I posted an answer followed by this:
"Wherever you got your assumption, put it on the roses."
I don't post often. I must have been trying to make myself look witty.
Instead I made myself look like an {anatomical reference}.
I apologize. Nothing in your question deserved insulting behavior.
Please don't be reluctant to post because some of us are occasionally rude.
BillK
In response to your thoroughly reasonable question I posted an answer followed by this:
"Wherever you got your assumption, put it on the roses."
I don't post often. I must have been trying to make myself look witty.
Instead I made myself look like an {anatomical reference}.
I apologize. Nothing in your question deserved insulting behavior.
Please don't be reluctant to post because some of us are occasionally rude.
BillK