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What are tongsils for?

Anonymous

∙ 16y ago

Updated: 11/10/2022

Tonsils are not just flesh there made up of white blood cells.Tongsils are very useful the collect any bacteria that are on food to stop you getting any disses

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Why do people get ice cream when they get their tongsils out?

Ice cream is also a “comfort food” and when you’re in the hospital (or recovering at home), comfort is of the utmost importance. Doctors these days don't usually reccomend it now a days, but they used to before few years. But Doctors can be wrong sometimes. They might have examined a different patient, who can't bear ice cream versus who can cure by eating ice cream. For instance, my doctor recommend me to eat a lot of ice cream or cool soft drinks or eat/drink something cool, after I got my tonsils removed. They cured really quick. A lot of water right? It will. A disadvantage of this is you get acontinuouscold. It sucks! Some eat it because, they want to.

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