Adenoidectomy

Adenoidectomy is a minor surgical procedure that helps children and adults breathe better, sleep soundly, and stay free from recurring infections.

Description

Adenoidectomy is the surgical removal of the adenoids—small lymphatic tissue located behind the nasal passage. When these become enlarged or infected frequently, they can block airways, cause snoring, breathing problems, and persistent ear or sinus infections.

This outpatient procedure is quick, safe, and often recommended for children with chronic ENT issues, but adults can also benefit when symptoms persist.
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Actual Price

₹45,000

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Estimated Stay: 2 Days

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How it works

Procedure and Process Treatment

ENT Evaluation

A specialist checks symptoms, performs a nasal endoscopy, and may suggest imaging for adenoid enlargement.

Surgical Planning

Based on findings, the ENT schedules the procedure and gives pre-surgery instructions.

Adenoid Removal

Under general anesthesia, the adenoids are removed through the mouth—no cuts on the outside. The procedure takes less than an hour.

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Recovery & Care

Recovery takes 1–2 days. Instructions include soft food diet, rest, and medication to prevent infection or discomfort.

Breathe Freely, Sleep Peacefully

Adenoidectomy can transform a child’s (or adult’s) health and comfort. With expert ENT care from Lowcost Surgicals, say goodbye to mouth breathing, disturbed sleep, and frequent infections.

Frequently Asked Questions

If you’re considering adenoidectomy for your child, here are the most practical concerns answered:
If they snore loudly, breathe through their mouth, or have recurring ear/sinus infections, evaluation is strongly recommended.
No, adenoids don’t impact speech or long-term immunity. In fact, removal improves nasal breathing and reduces infections.
It’s a low-risk, painless procedure done under anesthesia. Most children recover within a day or two without complications.