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Minor sore throat after tonsillectomy
symptoms of strep throat
British health care system should be back in the 50's of the 20th century when it comes to the incidence of the tonsils, and operate them regardless of price, announced by doctors on the basis of a study that claims that after tonsillectomy laryngitis 40 percent thinner.
 
A study of Finnish patients with frequent pharyngitis showed that 5 months after tonsillectomy them only 4 percent went to the doctor with a severe sore throat, and among those who waited until the operation there were 43 per cent.
 
British doctors say that this is new evidence that tonsillectomy, which in recent decades has become much less common, effective treatment methods and that it should be performed more frequently.
 
In the 50's in Britain each year tonsils extracted approximately 200,000 children and young people, but in the system of health insurance was concluded that the procedure is too expensive and too often.
 
Data for 2009th and 2010th show that the number of operations per year dropped below 50,000, and the patients are usually treated with antibiotics.
 
A new study by experts from the University of Oulu in Finland followed the 86 older than 14 years, with frequent pharyngitis. These 46 random selection is sent to the tonsillectomy, and 40 were put on a waiting list.
 
In the next five months only two patients extracted tonsils (4 percent) again went to the doctor for severe sore throat, and in the group of patients where the tonsils are removed, these were 17 (43 percent).
  
Scientists have claimed that due to the decrease were fewer doctor visits and less absenteeism from school and work, and patients who undergo the procedure have said their quality of life improved. British health care system should be back in the 50's of the 20th century when it comes to the incidence of the tonsils, and operate them regardless of price, announced by doctors on the basis of a study that claims that after tonsillectomy laryngitis 40 percent thinner