On the back of the nasal cavity, adenoids form a major barrier to diseases of the ENT. During infectious episodes, these tissues naturally increase in volume, indicating that they fulfill their role well and secrete antibodies, before returning to their normal size.
But what this mechanism can go is awry. Vegetation's are so overly bulky and become chronically infected site. With the key, colds and ear infections but also acute recurrent serous otitis can cause hearing loss. Hypertrophied adenoids may also explain nocturnal snoring or difficulty breathing through the nose.
The crucial meeting with the anesthesiologist
As before surgery, you and your child will within 15 days preceding the operation, meet the anesthetist. Do not forget to bring their health record, the results of blood work that was prescribed and prescriptions for its potential treatment in progress.
This consultation will ensure that there is no indication in cons-general anesthesia. But it is also an opportunity to ask any questions that you may come to mind. After the interview, the anesthesiologist will give you an authorization form to be signed by both parents.
Operation of vegetation less than 30 minutes on the operating table
On the day, you will be greeted in the pediatric ambulatory surgery. Your child will be fasting, not a bottle of milk or even water before arriving. After giving him a hug and re-explained with simple words what would happen, you'll leave the starting block with his security blanket or a small toy. He stayed half an hour. Under general anesthesia, ENT is removed using a curette inserted through his mouth the adenoid tissue.
If your child suffers from serious ear infections, may benefit the doctor there to practice paracentesis and / or ask tympanostomy tubes (yo-yos, diabolos) to drain the secretions accumulated behind the eardrum.
Very slight pain, no scar
Postoperative pain is very mild, just a bit of paracetamol to relieve. Your child will have no small scar but nosebleeds are possible for one to two hours.
The introduction of instruments in his mouth can also cause a wound in the tongue or lip, or even accelerate the fall of a baby tooth. More rarely, in addition to possible complications and any exceptional surgery, postoperative bleeding may persist and require a medical procedure to stop it. One can also see a more nasal voice but it will be re-educated by the SLP.
However, in most cases, young people made, after eating and having seen a doctor, go home before the end of the day. They will simply take antibiotics and painkillers possibly for a few days but will return to the nursery two days later.
But what this mechanism can go is awry. Vegetation's are so overly bulky and become chronically infected site. With the key, colds and ear infections but also acute recurrent serous otitis can cause hearing loss. Hypertrophied adenoids may also explain nocturnal snoring or difficulty breathing through the nose.
The crucial meeting with the anesthesiologist
As before surgery, you and your child will within 15 days preceding the operation, meet the anesthetist. Do not forget to bring their health record, the results of blood work that was prescribed and prescriptions for its potential treatment in progress.
This consultation will ensure that there is no indication in cons-general anesthesia. But it is also an opportunity to ask any questions that you may come to mind. After the interview, the anesthesiologist will give you an authorization form to be signed by both parents.
Operation of vegetation less than 30 minutes on the operating table
On the day, you will be greeted in the pediatric ambulatory surgery. Your child will be fasting, not a bottle of milk or even water before arriving. After giving him a hug and re-explained with simple words what would happen, you'll leave the starting block with his security blanket or a small toy. He stayed half an hour. Under general anesthesia, ENT is removed using a curette inserted through his mouth the adenoid tissue.
If your child suffers from serious ear infections, may benefit the doctor there to practice paracentesis and / or ask tympanostomy tubes (yo-yos, diabolos) to drain the secretions accumulated behind the eardrum.
Very slight pain, no scar
Postoperative pain is very mild, just a bit of paracetamol to relieve. Your child will have no small scar but nosebleeds are possible for one to two hours.
The introduction of instruments in his mouth can also cause a wound in the tongue or lip, or even accelerate the fall of a baby tooth. More rarely, in addition to possible complications and any exceptional surgery, postoperative bleeding may persist and require a medical procedure to stop it. One can also see a more nasal voice but it will be re-educated by the SLP.
However, in most cases, young people made, after eating and having seen a doctor, go home before the end of the day. They will simply take antibiotics and painkillers possibly for a few days but will return to the nursery two days later.
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