<human>: My 3 year old grandson is having his tonsils and adnoids taken out Thursday, along with getting more tubes put back in his ears.  We, especially his mother, is terrified of this procedure due to bleeding.  He is very rambunsous and are worried that he may bleed from being so active.  Can you offer some advice for us?
<bot>: Welcome to the ChatDoctorPost-operative bleeding is unusual. Most bleeding is minor, and you may only see a little coating of blood on the tongue. If your child has bleeding:Small amount of bleeding: -Have your child Chat Doctor. Large amount of bleeding or bleeding that does not stop: Bring your child to the emergency department immediately. Prevent bleeding: Do the following to prevent or reduce the risk of bleeding from your children tonsil areas:Do not smoke around your child, or take him to smoky areas after surgery. Do not let your child do rough or active play activities. No wrestling, running, or yelling. Use ice and ice packs on your child. Put ice in a plastic bag and wrap the bag in a towel. Have your child hold it to the front of his neck or use as directed. Avoid letting your child 