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Adenotonsillectomy

Adenoidectomy is the surgical removal of swollen, inflamed, or infected adenoids for the treatment of adenoiditis to improve a patient’s breathing and prevent complications like sleep apnea, sinusitis, tonsillitis, etc. Connect with us to know about minimally invasive adenoidectomy in India.
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Why is Chettinad Super Speciality the best
Hospital for Adenoidectomy

Best ENT treatment for Adenoidectomy

What happens during adenoidectomy treatment?

What can you expect after an adenoidectomy?

When is an adenoidectomy required?

Best ENT treatment for Adenoidectomy

Adenoidectomy is a complex surgery and advanced surgical infrastructure is necessary to provide successful surgical outcomes without any complications.

Chettinad Super Speciality Hospital has the best ENT surgeons in India. Additionally, Chettinad Super Speciality Hospital is equipped with advanced infrastructure to avail expert diagnosis and treatment to all patients.

Many patients suffer from the additional stress of finding a clinic, managing the insurance process, etc., during their treatment. To mitigate this, we take care of the patient’s entire treatment journey and ensure that they are not inconvenienced during their treatment.

Book an appointment with us for adenoidectomy consultation and treatment at the best ENT clinics near you to find out more.

Best ENT treatment for Adenoidectomy

What happens during adenoidectomy treatment?

For adenoiditis diagnosis, the ENT doctor will first collect your medical history and perform a physical examination to discern the cause, extent, and severity of the condition. During the physical examination, the doctor will look at the throat tissues using a speculum and palpate the lymph nodes present in the throat region to check for inflammation.


Once that is done, they will collect throat swabs for tissue culture and lab examination. In severe cases, they may also prescribe endoscopy and other imaging tests like CT scans, MRI, etc., to determine the full extent of the infection.

What happens during adenoidectomy treatment?

What can you expect after an adenoidectomy?

You will have a little pain and discomfort in your throat. Some discharge from the incision is okay immediately after the surgery. Most patients, especially kids, have a mild fever with an upset stomach and vomiting for 24-48 hours after the surgery. However, if these get too bad, you need to consult your surgeon immediately.


You (or your child) will experience a mild sore throat for 1 week and it may be difficult to eat or drink during this time, but you need to hydrate yourself properly as dehydration can delay recovery. Also, avoid spicy, crispy, or fried foods for the first couple of weeks as they can irritate the wound and delay recovery.


Immediately after the surgery, a throat massage using an ice pack will help alleviate the surgical swelling. You should avoid exercise and strenuous activities for at least 1-2 weeks, depending on your recovery rate; however, you may be able to return to work/school within 3-5 days of the surgery.

What can you expect after an adenoidectomy?

When is an adenoidectomy required?

Adenoidectomy is often required when the symptoms of adenoiditis, such as sleep apnea, throat pain, sore throat, etc., become too severe to be managed by medicines alone. They can even lead to complications and other health problems such as chronic sinusitis, ear infections, snoring, loud/mouth breathing, etc.

It is mostly done in children between the ages of 1 and 7, as the adenoids begin to shrink after that, but they may be performed in adults if their adenoids have not shrunk.

When is an adenoidectomy required?

DOCTORS

Chettinad Super Speciality Consultants

Dr. R. Shyamala

ENT

Dr. R. Shyamala

MBBS., D.L.O (Otorhinolaryngology-ENT).,

Expertise in

  • Entire Spectrum of Endoscopic Nose, Sinus & skull base Surgeries
  • Endoscopic Ear surgeries
  • Endoscopic Microlaryngeal surgeries for voice disorders
  • Endoscopic Adenoidectomy & Myringotomy in children