Tonsil disease is a seemingly simple disease but can easily leave consequences for children. In addition to the case of congenitally enlarged tonsils, the condition of overly large tonsils and continuously swollen tonsils also warns of a serious level of inflammation, which needs to be quickly remedied or it can lead to unpredictable complications.

Bleeding after a tonsillectomy is not uncommon and can be persistent. Most of the time it is very light bleeding and you may only notice a little blood on your tongue. However, if you are bleeding heavily or if you are spitting, coughing up blood or if the bleeding does not stop, see your doctor immediately.

Tonsillitis causing bleeding is not a common symptom of tonsillitis, so when this condition occurs, many patients will be very confused, worried, and not know how to treat it.