It is quite normal for a patient to have bad breath for about 1-2 weeks after treatment. They may have scabs form at the sites where the adenoids and tonsils were removed. A patient also may complain of ear pain; however, this is coming from the throat and is normal.

The advanced treatments are performed with best-in-class medical devices and equipment. The treatment fully heals the conditions 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 to remove the tonsils, it's possible for tonsils to grow back but only if the tissue that gets left behind after the procedure regenerates. In normal conditions, tonsils may regrow partially, but, not completely.

If tonsillitis is a recurrent issue, a doctor may suggest an operation to remove the tonsils. The advanced surgical procedure to remove tonsils helps patients get better. A patient may get a sore throat for some time but will heal in a couple of days.

The best way to ensure the best results are:

• Get plenty of rest, especially in the first couple of days after surgery
• Sip water or eat ice pops to stay hydrated without hurting your throat
• Warm, clear broth and applesauce are ideal food choices during early recovery
• A patient can add ice cream, pudding, oatmeal, and other soft foods after a couple of days