Tonsils are lymphoid tissues located on both sides of the throat that protect the body against infections. The two palatine tonsils and two lingual tonsils capture microbes and strengthen the immune system. However, tonsils can sometimes become infected, swell, and cause discomfort.

Adenoids are lymphatic tissues located at the back of the nasal passage. They provide defense against infections, especially in children. Sometimes, adenoids grow excessively, causing sleep problems, difficulty breathing, or frequent infections.

Common Tonsil and Adenoid Problems

Tonsillitis is the inflammation of the tonsils caused by infection, resulting in swollen tonsils, sore throat, difficulty swallowing, and fever. In some people, the tonsils become enlarged, leading to snoring and sleep apnea. Enlarged adenoids cause similar issues and are especially common in children. Patients with recurrent tonsillitis often require tonsillectomy.

Treatment Approach

Doctors develop treatment plans based on the severity and frequency of symptoms. Mild inflammations can be managed with medication, while surgical interventions like tonsillectomy or adenoidectomy are necessary in more serious cases. Specialists monitor patients regularly and manage the recovery process.

Our medical center provides treatment using the latest technology and surgical techniques. We create personalized treatment plans for each patient. The patient’s age, symptoms, and medical history guide the treatment approach. Patient safety and comfort are always our priorities.

Who Can Receive Treatment?

Tonsil and adenoid problems are not limited to children; adults can also experience these issues. People with recurrent tonsillitis, snoring, or sleep apnea should seek specialist advice. The doctor determines the appropriate treatment based on the severity of the condition. There is no age restriction; individuals from all age groups can receive treatment.

Early intervention improves quality of life and reduces sleep and breathing problems. When symptoms appear, consulting a specialist promptly helps protect your health.