Since people with tonsillitis often wonder whether their throat looks typical, I’ve assembled a few tonsillitis pictures for your review. Everyone is unique, but the photos represent some common appearances of throats with tonsillitis.
I’ll add more images as I find them. If you have any tonsillitis pictures that you’d like to share, please indicate so in the comment section. I’ll gladly upload your photo to the tonsillitis image library.
More Tonsils Pictures
Here’s to your health!
Photos of Tonsillitis:
Here are a few tonsillitis pictures I’ve assembled:
I just had my tonsils removed a week ago. My surgery was out patient, off from work two wks and I am 45. My feel so mush better now
Suffered my whole life from strep, tonsillitis and infection after infection, finally removed tonsils at age 27….Would NOT ever recommend to my worst enemy, that was absolutely hell, came home from outpatient surgery with Thrush. So did the 3 others that day, had that same infection 9 more times before someone Finally gave me the correct damn antibiotics and I’ve never had a problem since, no sore throat or thrush ever!!!!. But, I have strange scars like pitted scars where the tonsils were, is that normal???
Its been 6 years with no issues btw..
Hello and thanks for posting. Sounds like quite an ordeal…with a happy ending? Thrush is pretty common after tonsillectomy- I’m told that the antibiotics prescribed after surgery actually contribute to it. I’m no doctor, but it’s what I hear.
My own throat does have some pitting where by tonsils once were- I hadn’t really noticed until looking after reading your comment. I think it’s normal…anyone else…?
I was to have a tonsilectamy done 2 days ago, but was reschedualed for 2 weeksfrom now due to probably the worste case of tonsilitis I have ever had. It is now early April and since January, this is my 3rd bout with tonsilitis this year. They are definitely getting more and more frequent and more severe. My tonsils were so swollen they touched. There is a slight gap now. Under my ears and jaw were so swollen and hard , it felt like 2 gumballs lodged in the side of my neck. I had so much pressure in my neck and head, I couldn’t sleep laying down. I had to sit up , plus it made the pressure go away some. I have been having problems with my ears lately, a couple of weeks. Usually it’s the left or right ear, feels like its going to pop, clogged. Since being sick, both ears feel this way but much more of a clogged feeling. My ENT said the ears are from teeth grinding.but this was the day of the canceled surgery at the hospital. He may have been rushing to examine me. I know he had another surgery that day. He barely looked at me and not saying he’s wrong, but with all that’s gone on, I would think it would be something more like an ear
infection. I am going tomorrow to see my family dr just to get his take on it.I can’t wait to just get this over with.
I am 27 and had my tonsils removed a week today,it has been pure hell with 4 nights stay in hospital so it’s nice to see something positive Greg!thank u for this blog it made me see a light at the end of the tunnel knowing I wasn’t alone in my recovery 🙂
Since having my tonsils removed 5 years ago, I’ve had a couple minor colds, but that’s about it. NO strep. NO tonsillitis, NO infections, and NO tonsil stones! Hooray!!
How old were you and do you know the procedure he used on you?