Why is it harder for adults to recover from tonsil removal than children?
Wednesday, February 17th, 2010 at
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Older people just heal slower than young people do. The body just doesn’t react as fast. I don’t heal as fast as I did in my 20s. It’s just the way it does. It doesn’t have to be a tonsil problem either. Simple cuts, a burn, any injury or sore may take longer to heal for an older person.
Heath and nutrition also plays a role in healing. Even if one is older, if their health and diet are fine, they should heal up well enough. If they are already in poor condition and eat badly, then that wont help matters.
because adults have more matured and developed tonsil than children.