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smoking cigarettes after tonsillectomy Ear Nose and Throat Why Stopping Smoking Before Surgery

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Gilles Mingasson/Getty Images This French advertisement for Benson & Hedges cigarettes was published in 1970

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He explains, They cause a chemical injury in the stomach that can cause things like severe gastritis and bleeding ulcers

smoking cigarettes after tonsillectomy Ear Nose and Throat Why Stopping Smoking Before Surgery

You are more likely to develop a DVT if: you've had recent surgery or an injury, especially a leg injury you've had a blood clot before you have a blood disorder or other condition that makes clotting more likely you have a family history of blood clots you smoke you stop moving around for a long period of time (for example, if you are in hospital or on a long-haul flight) Other factors that can increase your risk of a DVT are: having cancer being pregnant or having recently given birth taking some types of hormonal contraception (birth control) or hormone replacement therapy that contain oestrogen Having atherosclerosis (a build-up of cholesterol and other material in the walls of your arteries) increases your risk of blood clots that can cause heart attack and stroke

smoking cigarettes after tonsillectomy Ear Nose and Throat Why Stopping Smoking Before Surgery
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