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Ssyrak344 karma
We are performing tonsillectomies almost daily. At least in Germany many hospitals aren't doing them too often because you don't get much money for it when compared to more complexe surgeries.
Some ENT surgeons are doing the tonsillectomy as an outpatient surgery. However, since the surgery comes with some risks (e.g. postoperative bleeding which CAN be fatal) I would never recommend that to any patient. Our patients who get a tonsillectomy stay for 5 days so we can check the healing process everyday.
Ssyrak294 karma
Seems like I was typing too fast... I was talking about the ear... shame on me. Once an adult was putting a sliced onion into his ear. In Germany some people believe that putting sliced onion into a cotton cloth and putting that onto your ear helps against infections. He thought that it was even better if you put the onion into his ear. The result was a giant infection of the ear canal. Smart guy.
Ssyrak283 karma
I'm making about 4800 € per month (however, my real income is like 60% of that because of taxes).
Education - including university - is somewhat free in Germany. You only pay a small amount per semester for going to university and if you can't pay that, you can get a loan. I am always surprised how expensive studying is in the US.
Ssyrak842 karma
I always keep an eye on how many hours I worked that week and include them into an excel sheet that I update every week.
If I worked more than I had to, I demand days off to compensate for that. That is totally fine and a good employer will agree to that.
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