Tonsil & Adenoid Surgery

We provide safe and effective removal of tonsils and adenoids for children and adults suffering from recurrent infections, sleep apnea, or breathing difficulties. Minimally invasive techniques reduce pain and recovery time.

Frequently Aksed Question's About Tonsil Surgery

When is tonsil and adenoid surgery recommended?

Tonsil or adenoid surgery may be considered when a child or adult has repeatedly recurring throat infections, significantly enlarged tonsils or adenoids, breathing difficulties, or sleep-related problems that do not improve adequately with other treatment.

How can enlarged tonsils or adenoids affect breathing and sleep?

Enlarged tonsils or adenoids can narrow the upper airway and may lead to mouth breathing, loud snoring, restless sleep, or pauses in breathing during sleep. An ENT specialist can assess whether the enlargement is affecting normal breathing or sleep quality.

What symptoms may indicate that a child needs an ENT evaluation for enlarged tonsils or adenoids?

Frequent throat infections, persistent mouth breathing, loud snoring, difficulty swallowing, disturbed sleep, nasal blockage, or daytime tiredness may warrant an ENT assessment. The specialist can determine whether enlarged tonsils or adenoids are contributing to the symptoms.

What happens during tonsil or adenoid surgery?

The procedure is performed under anaesthesia, with the surgeon removing the tonsils, adenoids, or both when medically indicated. The exact approach depends on the patient's condition and whether the surgery involves the tonsils, adenoids, or both.

How long does recovery take after tonsil or adenoid surgery?

Recovery varies with the patient's age and the procedure performed. Sore throat, difficulty eating, or temporary changes in comfort can occur during healing. Following the ENT specialist's instructions regarding fluids, food, medicines, and activity can support recovery.