Tonsil Removal

A routine surgical procedure to remove the tonsils, often done to reduce infections or breathing issues.

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Minimally Tonsil Removal

A Tonsillectomy is a surgical procedure to remove the tonsils from the back of your throat. Tonsils are two pads of tissue located on either side of your throat. The most common reasons for having tonsils removed are to reduce the risk of infection, in those that frequently suffer from tonsillitis and to treat breathing-related sleeping conditions such as sleep apnoea.

Hydrocelectomy Surgery with Optimised Care, is often found to be reassuringly affordable. To find out more, speak to one of our Patient Co-ordinators, today.

Your Tonsil Removal (Tonsillectomy) Timeline

Hospital Stay

Tonsil Removal (Tonsillectomy) is usually a day case procedure, allowing you to return home same day.

Light Exercise

Light physical activity is generally safe to resume two weeks after hydrocelectomy surgery.

Surgery Time

Tonsil Removal (Tonsillectomy) is a straightforward procedure typically completed within approximately 30 minutes.

Waiting List

The typical waiting time for hydrocelectomy surgery is around two weeks post-consultation.

frequently asked questions

Tonsil removal is typically recommended for people who suffer from frequent throat infections, enlarged tonsils that cause breathing or sleep problems (like sleep apnoea), or persistent tonsil stones.

 

Recovery usually takes 10 to 14 days. It’s common to experience throat pain, difficulty swallowing, and mild ear pain during healing. Rest, hydration, and soft foods help ease recovery.

 

You won’t feel pain during the surgery due to anaesthesia. Afterward, discomfort is expected but manageable with prescribed pain relief and proper care.

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