Tonsillectomy and Adenoidectomy
Tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy are procedures that involve the surgical removal of the tonsils or adenoids At Kentuckiana ENT, we perform these procedures for both adults and children.

Sleep Apnea
Swollen or infected tonsils can sometimes cause sleep apnea by blocking the airflow through the nose and throat, making it difficult to breathe while in deep sleep.
Trouble Swallowing
If your swollen tonsils are obstructing your swallowing or are keeping you from eating, then it may be appropriate to see a doctor.


Bleeding Tonsils
If you’re coughing up blood while infected with tonsillitis and the problem persists, it’s important to visit an ENT.
More about Tonsillectomy and Adenoidectomy
The need for a Tonsillectomy and Adenoidectomy surgery will be determined only after consulting with an ENT specialist and getting an evaluation. The actual procedure involves a surgery during which the surgeon removes the tonsils and adenoids through the mouth without making an incision in the skin. The patient can eventually go home after a brief recovery period where they’re monitored closely. In certain cases, overnight observation is required