Tonsils and adenoids are part of the immune system, but can
become problematic when they are chronically inflamed or
enlarged. This is particularly common in children, but it
also affects adults.
At our hospital, Tonsillectomy and
Adenoidectomy are routinely performed to
treat:
- Frequent throat infections
- Obstructive sleep apnea
- Snoring
- Ear infections
- Mouth breathing
Candidates for surgery usually have repeated episodes of
tonsillitis, pus-filled tonsils, or difficulty breathing at
night. Our ENT specialists evaluate patients through
throat examinations,
sleep studies (if needed), and a detailed
infection history.
When surgery is required, we use advanced techniques such as:
- Cold dissection
- Electrocautery
- Coblation
These methods ensure minimal bleeding and faster healing. The
procedure is performed under general anesthesia and usually
requires only one night of observation.
Children often experience significant improvement in
sleep quality, energy levels, school performance, and
immunity. Adults report reduced throat discomfort and
fewer absences from work.
Post-operative care includes:
- Soft food and adequate hydration
- Mild pain management
- Follow-up visits for monitoring recovery
Our outcomes are excellent, with emphasis on
safety, child-friendly environments, and family
education. We also counsel parents about
post-surgical expectations and long-term care for recurrent
infections or allergies.
