Adenoidectomy is a surgical procedure to remove enlarged adenoids.
Adenoids are small glands located at the back of the nose, above the throat. They are part of the immune system and help fight infections in childhood. However, when they become enlarged, they can cause breathing and ear problems.
Enlarged adenoids are common in children and may cause:
Blocked nose
Mouth breathing
Snoring
Sleep disturbance
Recurrent cold and cough
Frequent ear infections
Hearing problems
Nasal speech (blocked voice)
If medications do not improve the condition, adenoidectomy may be recommended.
Your child may need adenoid removal if:
✔ There is persistent nasal blockage
✔ Snoring and sleep disturbance are severe
✔ Recurrent ear infections occur
✔ There is fluid in the middle ear
✔ Breathing difficulty affects daily life
An ENT specialist will confirm the diagnosis through examination and may suggest nasal endoscopy or X-ray if required.
Adenoidectomy is a safe and commonly performed procedure in children.
Procedure Overview:
Done under general anesthesia
No external cuts or scars
Adenoids are removed through the mouth
Procedure usually takes 20–40 minutes
Most children go home the same day
The surgery is done under anesthesia, so the child does not feel pain during the procedure.
Mild throat discomfort after surgery is normal and manageable with medication.
Mild throat pain for a few days
Soft diet recommended initially
Avoid strenuous activity for about a week
Most children recover fully within 7–10 days
Parents receive clear after-care instructions for smooth recovery.
✔ Improved nasal breathing
✔ Better sleep quality
✔ Reduced snoring
✔ Fewer ear infections
✔ Improved hearing
✔ Better overall growth and comfort
At our ENT center in Kurnool, we provide:
Accurate diagnosis
Child-friendly care
Modern surgical facilities
Experienced ENT specialist treatment
Complete post-operative follow-up
We focus on safe, comfortable, and effective treatment for children.
Q1: At what age is adenoidectomy done?
It is commonly performed in children between 3–10 years, but age depends on symptoms.
Q2: Will adenoids grow back?
Recurrence is rare, but in some cases small regrowth can happen.
Q3: Is hospital stay required?
Usually it is a day-care procedure, and the child can go home the same day.
Q4: Will removing adenoids affect immunity?
No. Other immune tissues in the body continue to protect the child.
If your child has persistent nasal blockage, snoring, or frequent ear infections, consult our ENT specialist in Kurnool today.
📞 Call now to schedule your consultation and ensure better breathing and sleep for your child.
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