Some cases of tonsil and adenoid infections that last for a long time and recur many times seriously affect the health of children and need to be removed for a complete treatment. Currently, the method of tonsillectomy and adenoid curettage using the latest generation Coblator is a modern and safe method being applied.

Although tonsillitis in adults is rare, it is often chronic. At this time, the main treatment is tonsillectomy. However, for people over 45 years old, tonsillectomy, although a simple and common technique, still requires extreme caution.

Tonsils act as a “barrier” to protect the body from the invasion of microorganisms through the respiratory tract, so they are susceptible to swelling and inflammation. Tonsillitis often occurs in young children. However, the disease also appears in adults, and manifests with a recurring and persistent condition, even causing many dangerous complications.

In some people, every time they open their mouths and look in the mirror, they see small white grains like rice grains appearing in the recesses of the tonsils, with an unpleasant odor, and sometimes the tonsils are swollen. What disease do these symptoms indicate?

Tonsillitis is an unpleasant disease that can occur at any age. Although this is a benign disease, if not treated promptly and thoroughly, it will lead to the risk of infection of the entire throat area, tonsil cancer, sleep apnea, pericarditis... So should tonsillitis be removed?

Sore throat, unilateral pharyngitis is often a sign of common illnesses such as flu, pharyngitis, tonsillitis,... but can also be a warning symptom of many other serious illnesses.

Hello doctor, I am 15 years old, born in 2004. When I was a child, I had symptoms such as shortness of breath, sleep apnea, breathing through the mouth. I have been examined at places near my home, 3 times at Bach Mai hospital, Hanoi, but the results of all 3 visits are different, the time between the 2nd and 3rd visits is a few weeks.

Hello doctor, my baby has tonsillitis once every fortnight, the baby is 31 months old, went to the doctor and advised to remove the tonsils, I want to ask if it should be removed? Is there any pain after cutting?

Hello doctor! My baby often has a fever, almost every month has a fever. I took my baby to the doctor, the doctor said he had inflammation A. The doctor asked me if I had to remove the tonsils or how to treat it?

Children with acute tonsillitis or recurrent chronic tonsillitis often have poor appetite and poor health. When tonsillectomy is required, the thing that parents are most concerned about is whether their child is old enough for surgery.

Doctor, I'm Tuan, 27 years old, 1.5 months ago I had a tonsillectomy at the hospital using the Plazma method. Currently, the incision has completely healed, however, in the last 2 weeks, one side of my tonsil has appeared a boil, which looks like a blister but it is not painful to the touch, does not cause pain, does not cause difficulty swallowing.