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Palatine Tonsil Removal Surgery
Removal of enlarged palatine tonsils – a permanent solution to chronic throat problems.
Why is it worth having tonsil removal surgery in adulthood?
Chronic tonsillitis, recurrent angina, unpleasant mouth odor, or a constant feeling of throat discomfort significantly reduce quality of life.
Tonsil removal surgery, also known as tonsillectomy, is an effective way to permanently eliminate the source of infection and regain daily comfort.
Indications for Palatine Tonsil Removal Surgery
Removal of the tonsils does not weaken the immune system but can actually reduce the frequency of many diseases.
Tonsil removal surgery is recommended for individuals who suffer from:
- chronic tonsillitis with recurrent angina (several times a year, over several consecutive years)
- recurrent peritonsillar abscesses
- focal diseases
- persistent unpleasant mouth odor caused by abundant formation of tonsil plugs
- obstructive sleep apnea and snoring
- swallowing difficulties
- speech problems
- or suspicion of a tumor
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Benefits of undergoing palatine tonsil removal surgery
Tonsillectomy is an effective and lasting solution for individuals struggling with recurrent infections, sore throat, and chronic discomfort.
Removal of pathologically altered tonsils eliminates the source of the problem, allowing you to regain health, energy, and full comfort in daily functioning.
End of recurring tonsillitis
Tonsil removal eliminates chronic inflammatory foci, significantly reducing the number of throat infections and the need for antibiotic use.
Improvement in sleep quality
Enlarged or altered tonsils often obstruct breathing at night. After the procedure, sleep becomes deeper and more restorative, and snoring may be reduced.
Better breathing and swallowing
The procedure restores throat patency, facilitating breathing, speaking, and eating without a feeling of obstruction or pain.
Elimination of unpleasant mouth odor
Chronically altered tonsils are often a source of bacteria causing bad breath. Their removal improves breath freshness.
Increased body immunity
The absence of a constant inflammatory focus allows the body to cope more effectively with other infections.
Avoidance of serious health consequences of tonsil hypertrophy
Such as hearing loss, glomerulonephritis, or myocarditis
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What are palatine tonsils?
Palatine tonsils are elliptical clusters of lymphatic tissue located on both sides of the throat, approximately 2 cm long and 1 cm wide. They are part of the immune system. Their role is to produce antigens, substances used to generate immune antibodies. They serve as the first barrier protecting our respiratory system from pathogens. Due to their location, their function is to prevent the spread of germs and the development of disease.
Enlargement of the palatine tonsils is not a disease, but rather a manifestation of the human immune system’s activity, signaling readiness to fight infection. After overcoming the illness, they return to their normal size.
As a result of, among other things, chronic infections of the throat, nose, and sinuses, as well as hormonal disorders, chronic tonsil hypertrophy may occur, leading to:
- breathing disorders due to impaired patency of the nose, paranasal sinuses, and Eustachian tubes, resulting in habitual mouth breathing
- recurrent middle ear infections
- hearing loss
- nasal speech with altered voice tone
- sleep apnea and resulting hypoxia
- snoring
- frequent lower and upper respiratory tract infections
- allergies and chronic rhinitis.
Enlarged or chronically altered tonsils can hinder breathing, swallowing, and proper sleep. Their removal helps restore throat patency, improve sleep quality, and reduce snoring.
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What does the tonsil removal procedure involve?
The removal of the palatine tonsils (Tonsillectomy) provides a permanent solution to chronic tonsillitis causing pathological enlargement of the tonsils when conservative methods are ineffective.
Tonsillectomy is performed on adult patients, while children and adolescents undergo tonsillotomy, which involves trimming the tonsils by removing 30-60% of their mass.
The tonsil removal surgery is performed through the oral cavity. No incisions are made on the facial or neck skin. The procedure involves separating the palatine tonsils from the surrounding tissues and then removing them along with their surrounding capsules. Bleeding is controlled using electrocoagulation, pressure, or ligation of blood vessels. The procedure is usually performed under general anesthesia.
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What sets us apart
- We provide care from experienced specialists in otolaryngology
- Procedures are performed using modern techniques and methods
- Return home the next day
- Health outcomes are combined with excellent aesthetic results
- We ensure complete discretion and respect for patient privacy
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