What are the Pre-Instructions of Adenoidectomy Surgery?

Patients must ensure following various preoperative instructions before undergoing adenoidectomy surgery as given by a healthcare provider:

• A comprehensive medical evaluation is required to understand the patient's overall health and any underlying conditions affecting surgery.
• The surgeon requires information linked to any medications the patient is taking so that they can provide instructions on which ones to avoid before the surgery.
• Patients need to fast for several hours before the surgery usually to minimize the risk of complications after the anesthesia is given.
• It is recommended that caregivers must be prepared to take some time off from work after surgery 
• Caregivers should plan for the child's post-surgery recovery, including taking time off work and arranging for transportation home after the procedure.

What Happens During Adenoidectomy Surgery?

Adenoidectomy surgery is usually performed under general anesthesia. It is given so that the patient is asleep and does not feel discomfort or pain throughout the surgery. Anesthesia is given to the patient through an IV line or mask. After that, the surgeon will access the enlarged adenoids through the mouth so that there is no need for external incisions. They involve the use of specialized tools to remove adenoids. If there is any bleeding observed, then it is controlled through the use of cauterization or packing. Once the surgery is done, the patient is moved to a recovery room for monitoring as they wake up from anesthesia. This entire procedure often takes up to thirty to forty-five minutes. 

What Does Recovery Look Like After an Adenoidectomy Surgery?

Adenoidectomy recovery is comparatively faster than other surgical procedures as the patient can get back to their regular activities within a few days or weeks. Here are some of the primary aspects of the recovery process:

• Mild to moderate pain is experienced after surgery usually and pain medications like acetaminophen or ibuprofen are given for relief.
• Patients must ensure that they drink a lot of water and eat foods that are soft and easy to swallow to prevent throat irritation.
• Taking a good rest is essential post-surgery for a few days. One must also avoid strenuous activities for around a week.
• A follow-up visit with the surgeon is typically scheduled to ensure proper healing and to address any concerns.

Why should you choose CMRI for Adenoidectomy Surgery in Kolkata?

The Calcutta Medical Research Institute (CMRI) is one of the largest multispecialty hospitals in Kolkata. Our hospital is equipped with state-of-the-art technology, revolutionizing the healthcare industry for the best surgical outcomes. In addition, CMRI has several eminent specialists, doctors, and healthcare providers of national and international reputations for comprehensive and personalized treatment. CMRI provides patient-centric care and empathy from internationally trained nurses to ensure holistic patient care. Here are a few advantages of choosing the CMRI for the best adenoidectomy treatment in Kolkata: 

• Highly qualified and experienced doctors
• 440-bed capacity along with cutting-edge technology and the latest medical equipment
• Hygienic and patient-friendly infrastructure
• Thorough screening and diagnosis
• Transparent Pricing Structure for cost-effective treatment
• Patient-centric, high-quality care for a high success rate
• Pain management and palliative care
• Complete and coordinated care for patients