Coughing up blood on the 6th day of tonsil removal is considered to be delayed hemorrhage of the wound. Need to immediately stop eating, gargle, local cold compresses to constrict blood vessels, the use of hemostatic drugs and other symptomatic treatment. If you can not effectively stop bleeding, you need to go to the hospital in time, may need to be surgically explored to stop bleeding.
After tonsillectomy, a white pseudomembrane will grow on the trauma, which will usually fall off by itself in about 7~10 days. If the trauma is infected, stimulated by eating hard food too early, or due to strenuous exercise, the pseudomembrane may fall off early and the wound will bleed.
If the amount of bleeding is relatively small, you need to immediately stop eating, gargle, local cold compresses to constrict blood vessels, the use of hemostatic drugs and other symptomatic treatment. If the amount of bleeding is relatively large, you can not effectively stop bleeding need to go to the hospital in a timely manner, by a specialist doctor standardized treatment.