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Breathe Better with Adenoidectomy
Safe and effective adenoid removal surgery to treat blocked nose, snoring, sleep apnea, and recurrent ear infections. Quick recovery with lasting relief.
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What is Adenoidectomy?
Adenoidectomy is a surgical procedure performed to remove the adenoids – a mass of lymphoid tissue located at the back of the nasal cavity, above the tonsils. While adenoids help fight infection in children, they can become enlarged, chronically infected, or obstructive, causing breathing and ear problems. The surgery is common in children but may occasionally be required in adults.
Symptoms
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Adenoidectomy Causes
Types of Adenoidectomy
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Adenoidectomy Treatment
This is the traditional method where the surgeon removes the adenoid tissue using a curette (special surgical instrument). It is quick, effective, and commonly used in children. Mild bleeding may occur but is well-controlled.
A minimally invasive technique where a small camera is inserted through the nose to visualize the adenoids directly. The surgeon removes the adenoid tissue with high precision. Benefits include less bleeding, complete removal, faster recovery, and improved
breathing.
A powered instrument (microdebrider) shaves the adenoid tissue under endoscopic guidance. It allows controlled and smooth removal, especially in cases of regrowth or large adenoids. Often preferred for children with nasal obstruction or sinus issues.
Uses controlled radiofrequency energy combined with saline to dissolve adenoid tissue at low temperatures. Results in minimal pain, very low bleeding, and quicker recovery. Suitable for children and adults.
The surgeon uses radiofrequency probes to shrink the adenoid tissue instead of fully removing it.
Recommended in mild to moderate enlargement where reduction is sufficient.
When both adenoids and tonsils are enlarged, both may be removed together. This is commonly done in children with sleep apnea, chronic snoring, and recurrent throat infections.
Why You Should Not Delay
Delaying adenoid removal can lead to persistent breathing problems, sleep disturbances, hearing loss, or chronic sinus and ear infections. Early surgery ensures easier breathing, better sleep, and improved overall health in children and adults.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Adenoidectomy is a surgery to remove enlarged or infected adenoids that cause breathing, snoring, or ear problems. Yes, Healic provides safe adenoid removal for children and adults.
If you or your child has chronic nasal blockage, mouth breathing, snoring, sleep apnea, repeated ear infections, or hearing issues, Healic ENT specialists may recommend surgery.
The surgery is done under general anesthesia. Healic surgeons remove the adenoids through the mouth without any external cuts, usually within 20–40 minutes.
Most patients go home the same day. Mild throat pain or nasal congestion may occur, and normal activities can resume within 1–2 days under Healic’s guidance.
Adenoidectomy is generally very safe. Rare risks include bleeding or temporary voice changes. At Healic, experienced ENT surgeons and proper monitoring ensure smooth recovery.
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