Tonsillectomy (Tonsils Removal Surgery) in Indore

The treatment fully heals the condition and reflects the improvement in breathing within a couple of days. The recovery is quick as the modern procedures involve minimal cuts and wounds which heal faster.

After surgery, it’s possible for tonsils to grow back but only if the tissue that is left behind after the procedure regenerates. In normal conditions, tonsils may regrow partially, but probably not completely.

Yes, there is a medical claim for tonsil removal in Indore. Pristyn Care assists with the paperwork for insurance approval for tonsillectomy in Indore. However, the approval depends on the insurance policy and the terms and conditions set by the insurance provider in the area. 

Yes. Tonsillitis can be painful if not treated in time. However, in the initial stage of tonsillitis, the pain is mild to moderate and can be managed through medication.

No. Home remedies can not cure tonsillitis completely. It is always advised to consult an ENT doctor to diagnose and treat tonsillitis properly. However, home remedies can subside the symptoms temporarily.

At times, the medication can cure tonsillitis if taken on time or in the initial stage. However, it also depends on the severity of tonsillitis, whether it can be cured through medication or not. Get in touch with an ENT expert to get a thorough consultation for tonsillitis.

Yes. Tonsillitis can occur through infections caused by bacteria or viruses like streptococcus pyogenes (group A streptococcus), adenoviruses, herpes simplex virus, measles virus, Epstein-Barr virus, etc.

Antibiotics are usually prescribed for bacterial tonsillitis and not for viral tonsillitis. Some of the antibiotics prescribed for tonsillitis are penicillin, amoxicillin, clindamycin, etc. However, It is always suggested to get in touch with an ENT doctor to get a proper diagnosis along with a suited treatment for tonsillitis.

There are a number of reasons due to which white spots can occur on tonsils, such as bacterial infection, viral infection, strep throat, etc. However, it is not considered a serious issue and can be managed through medication prescribed by an ENT doctor after a thorough evaluation.

Tonsils are two fleshy lymph nodes that are located in the back of the throat at each side of the mouth. They act as a defense mechanism to keep bacterias or viruses from entering the body. 

Based on the Brodsky grading scale, tonsillitis is of 5 grades.

• Grade 0- tonsils within the tonsillar fossa
• Grade 1- tonsils just outside of the tonsillar fossa and occupy ≤25% of the oropharyngeal width
• Grade 2- tonsils occupy 26%-50% of the oropharyngeal width
• Grade 3- tonsils occupy 51%-75% of the oropharyngeal width
• Grade 4- tonsils occupy >75% of the oropharyngeal width

No. Tonsillitis caused by either bacterial infection or viral infection can not be cured on its own. It is always a better option to consult an experienced ENT doctor to get proper treatment to cure tonsillitis completely. 

Based on some of the clinical trials, it is proved that homeopathic medications can help in treating tonsillitis with reduced chances of recurrence. However, it is recommended to consult an ENT specialist before deciding to take homeopathic medications.

Yes. With the help of tonsillectomy [surgical removal of tonsils], you can get cured of tonsillitis within a day. But it is always advised to undergo the tonsillectomy from the best hospital and by an expert ENT surgeon to reduce the post-surgical complications and risks.

Yes. One can develop ulcers or canker sores on tonsils if tonsillitis is not treated properly or left untreated. These ulcers can be very painful and can cause a sore throat, which can be mistaken for strep throat or tonsillitis.

Azitromycin can help in treating several bacterial infections. So, in a few cases like bacterial tonsillitis, ENT doctors can prescribe azithromycin along with other antibiotics as a first line of treatment.

In most cases of tonsillitis, both adults and children have the same symptoms such as: 

• Sore throat
• Trouble or painful swallowing
• Enlarged, painful neck glands
• Hoarseness or change in voice
• Fever or chills
• Headache
• Ear pain
• Nausea and vomiting

Apart from these, some of the different symptoms that can be seen in adults are:

• red, swollen tonsils
• white or yellow patches on the tonsils
• bad breath
• stomach ache
• coughing
• stiff neck

Yes. Pus can form on tonsils if tonsillitis is left untreated for a long time. So, we suggest you consult an expert ENT surgeon at your nearest location and get treated in time.

Following are the indications for tonsillectomy [tonsil removal surgery]:

• Recurrent tonsillitis
• Chronic tonsillitis
• Dental malocclusion
• Tonsils cancer

When tonsillitis is detected in the early stages, ENT doctors can recommend using antibiotic throat gargles like betadine gargle to treat tonsillitis. But for a permanent cure of tonsillitis, surgery is recommended. To know more, consult our ENT specialists.

There are some of the tips that may help you gain instant relief from tonsils pain:

• Eat an ice popsicle to reduce the tonsils pain
• Gargle with saline water to lessen the tonsillitis pain
• Drink soup or something warm

It is always a better option to consult an ENT doctor for tonsillitis treatment. Delaying the treatment or leaving tonsillitis untreated can lead to potential complications such as:

• Infection can spread in the ear resulting in a middle ear infection
• In rare cases, infected tonsils can develop pus in them, causing chronic pain
• Disturbed sleep

Yes. In some cases, an infection can affect one of the tonsils, causing discomfort on one of the sides of the throat.

Yes. Generally, tonsillitis occurs due to bacteria or viruses that can affect the body temperature resulting in fever. Contact Pristyn Care to get in touch with an experienced ENT doctor for a thorough diagnosis to get a proper medication or treatment.

The tonsillectomy operation is an outpatient procedure and may last 30-40 minutes. However, the duration of the tonsillectomy surgery may differ from one patient to another depending on the severity of tonsillitis and the type of anesthesia used during the surgical procedure. 

Adenoids and tonsils play similar roles, i.e., to keep bacteria or viruses from entering the body. However, both of them are located in different places. Adenoids are located behind the nasal cavity. Whereas, tonsils are located in the back of the throat on each side of the mouth.

Usually, tonsils removal surgery is performed with advanced medical technology along with the expertise of an experienced ENT doctor. However, there are potential side effects of tonsils removal operation which may vary from one patient to another depending on their healing capabilities, some of them are:

• Discomfort in the neck, ear, and jaw for a week
• Mild to moderate pain in the throat for 7-14 days
• Vomiting and nausea in first few days post tonsils removal
• Low-grade fever for a week

The bacteria and viral organisms due to which tonsillitis is caused can be contagious and easily spread by sneezing or coughing. It is always advisable not to share food or water during tonsillitis to avoid the transmission of infection. Get in touch with Pristyn Care’s ENT doctor to know the details about the tonsillitis treatment.