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Have you had your tonsils removed?
coloCan
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There's no one any longer around for me to ask how young i was when i had my tonsils removed, 7? 8?
The reason I ask this is I just read article that tonsils are another source of "T" cells, a type of immune cell......Till this, I was under impression removal of tonsils had no effect.....Now I wonder.......steve
healthnewsdigest.com/news/Health_Tips_620/Tonsils_May_Be_Important_After_All.shtml
The reason I ask this is I just read article that tonsils are another source of "T" cells, a type of immune cell......Till this, I was under impression removal of tonsils had no effect.....Now I wonder.......steve
healthnewsdigest.com/news/Health_Tips_620/Tonsils_May_Be_Important_After_All.shtml
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Still have em....but when ILovekitties said:Interesting
I had mine out at 18.
Still have em....but when I was younger like 10 years old or so, they talked about removing adenoids or something, I had swollen nodes and would breath through my mouth and snore....so they were checking for something causing the swollen nodes....but it just resolved itself. -
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