Category: Tonsillar malignancy

Many chronic tonsil patients need surgery to remove their tonsils, but traditional tonsil surgery is done by wearing a headlamp to remove the tonsils, which is more traumatic and takes…

I. What is the role of tonsils in the human body? Tonsils are a local immune organ in the human body, which has a certain immune function in our body.…

　　1.Do I have to have surgery for adenoids?　　Surgery should only be considered if medication has proven ineffective. Generally, if there is no significant improvement after two weeks of medication, or…

　　Cut or keep? This is indeed a question. Many parents of children with tonsil removal say with one voice that the immunity will be greatly reduced after tonsil removal, including…

　　Tonsil cancer is a common malignant tumor of the palatine tonsils. It is mostly seen in men over 40 years of age. The cancer mostly occurs in the upper pole…

　　New tonsillectomy can reduce pain, bleeding, but can recur after surgery Last February Zelda Williams went home and ate a big bowl of noodles just hours after her tonsillectomy.　　Three years…

　　”We all have a pair of tonsils, and without discussing their function, it is important to stress that you should not just surgically remove your tonsils unless there is a…

　　Many patients and parents are confused about surgical removal of tonsils and adenoids and have some misconceptions about them. Some patients and parents are very squeamish about surgery and strongly…

　　Tonsils have a role to play in the body, so it is best not to remove them if you can, especially in children. Will there be any sequelae if the…

　　The most common cause of children’s snoring is tonsillar and adenoid hypertrophy, and the common symptoms are nasal congestion, snoring, inattention, reduced learning ability, and a typical “adenoid face”. If…