How long does tonsil surgery take to recover?

First of all, we must make clear the definition of recovery. There are two aspects to recovery: one is the patient's subjective feelings, such as pain, eating in the morning and evening, etc. The second is the healing status of the operating cavity-objective evaluation.

Subjective feelings: The younger the age, the lighter the reaction, the lighter the subjective feeling of pain, and the earlier the eating time, the children will no longer feel pain on the second and third days after operation and can eat; The older people, especially those who are addicted to alcohol and tobacco, have more subjective feelings and take longer to eat. Some people need more than a week to eat.

Judging from the wound healing, wound repair generally takes more than two weeks, and there is no false membrane in the tonsil fossa clinically.