Best Doctors for Tonsillectomy Surgery in Gurgaon

Tonsillectomy has a mildly negative effect on the patient’s voice during the recovery period due to alteration of the dimensions and breathing space of the oropharynx. However, there are no adverse effects on speech or voice performance in the long term.

Tonsillectomy is very effective in reducing snoring, especially in people whose snoring is connected to breathing difficulties due to enlarged tonsils. However, a septoplasty is recommended for patients if they want to completely eliminate snoring as the most common cause of snoring is deviated nasal septum.

No, since tonsillectomy is performed under anesthesia, it is not painful at all. There is some degree of pain and discomfort after the surgery, however, that is managed through rest and over-the-counter medication.

Usually, patients are discharged within 24 hours of the surgery and can recover at home after that. It is advised to avoid strenuous activities such as running, exercising, etc., for at least a week. Complete recovery after a tonsillectomy occurs within 10-14 days.

If you have any tonsil or other throat-related problems, you should consult an otolaryngologist or an ENT specialist. An ENT specialist is adept at diagnosing and treating all conditions affecting the ear, nose, and throat.

If you are suffering from tonsillitis or any other throat infection, you can book an appointment with the best ENT doctors in Gurgaon at Pristyn Care.

The cost of common tonsillectomy procedures that are performed by expert ENT specialists in Gurgaon in Pristyn Care are:

• Coblation Tonsillectomy: Rs. 50,000 to Rs. 55,000
• Cold Knife Dissection: Rs. 45,000 to Rs. 50,000
• Electrocautery or Cauterization: Rs. 50,000 to Rs. 55,000
• Harmonic Scalpel: Rs. 45,000 to Rs. 50,000
• Radiofrequency Ablation: Rs. 50,000 to Rs. 55,000

This is the average cost of the treatment package at Pristyn Care, including all our auxiliary services. However, it is an arbitrary cost and can vary based on factors like postoperative complications, patient’s health condition and comorbidities, etc.

The choice of treatment for the patient depends on a lot of factors like the patient’s budget, health condition, preference, insurance coverage, etc. Though no treatment can be called the ‘best,’ treatments like electrocautery, harmonic scalpel, and radiofrequency ablation have a better recovery period and fewer postoperative complications over traditional treatments like cold dissection.

Tonsillectomy is usually not performed in the following cases:

• Patients with acute tonsillitis
• Patients with uncontrolled bleeding disorders
• Patients who can’t tolerate anesthesia
• Anemic patients
• Patients with infective diseases like tuberculosis or poliomyelitis
• Patients who are currently taking oral contraceptives

If not treated in time, tonsillitis can turn into a serious condition. Frequent tonsillitis can make it hard to breathe and swallow. It can also lead to sleeping disorders like snoring and sleep apnea.

Untreated, infected tonsils can even lead to the formation of abscesses in the throat. It may even lead to obesity and heart problems over a long time.

Tonsil stones, also known as tonsilloliths, are hard pebble-like areas on the tonsils that develop due to mineral deposits, food debris, or bacterial/fungal infection. In the initial stages, stones can be removed without surgery, however, for severe cases, tonsillectomy is generally recommended.

Yes, most major health insurance providers cover tonsillectomy surgery. However, the extent of the coverage depends on the policy. If you are unsure about the terms of your policy, you can connect with our dedicated insurance team who will take care of the entire insurance claim and documentation process.

Yes, in patients with frequent throat infections, joint tonsil and adenoid removal is recommended by most ENT doctors. This procedure is known as T&A surgery or tonsilloadenoidectomy.

A tonsillotomy is the partial removal of tonsils, while tonsillectomy is the complete removal of the tonsils. Tosnillotomies are generally performed in children and are very effective in resolving upper-airway obstructive symptoms for SDB in children. They also promise less pain, easier recovery, and better food intake, while maintaining the immunological function of the tonsils.