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The tonsils are lymphoid tissue at the back of the throat that participates in immunity, especially in early childhood. Tonsillectomy removes this tissue through the mouth with no external incisions, and is considered when the tonsils shift from being a helpful organ to a recurring source of illness.
The two best-established indications are recurrent tonsillitis with a documented, troublesome number of episodes over one or several consecutive years, and obstruction of the airway during sleep from tonsillar enlargement — the latter being particularly important in children, presenting with snoring, breathing pauses, fragmented sleep and effects on activity, attention and growth. Other situations are also considered, such as recurrent peritonsillar abscess, suspicion of a tumour, or persistent troublesome tonsil stones.
A common expectation needs correcting: removal does not prevent all future sore throats, because the throat still catches viruses afterwards; what decreases is episodes of tonsillitis itself. General immunity is not impaired in any clinically meaningful way when removal is done at an appropriate time.
Recovery is harder than many expect, especially in adults: throat pain that may radiate to the ear and last about one to two weeks, best eased by continuous drinking and regular analgesia. The most serious complication is delayed bleeding between days five and ten as the scabs separate, and any blood from the mouth in that window warrants immediate emergency review.
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Dr Sultan Saad Jaber is an ENT surgery specialist who graduated from Misr University for Science and Technology and trained with the Jordanian Royal Medical Ser…
Dr Ziad Mohammad Al Balbisi is a consultant ENT surgeon at Jordan Hospital in Amman. He graduated in Alexandria and holds a fellowship of the Royal College of S…
Dr Marwan Ibrahim Halalma is an ENT surgeon with Jordanian and Arab Boards obtained in 2016. He graduated from Misr University for Science and Technology in 200…
Humam Al Riyalat practices ENT medicine in Amman. Consultations assess hearing, nose, throat and upper-airway symptoms and review investigations to discuss asse…
Dr Ayman Jaber practices ENT medicine and surgery alongside nasal and facial reconstruction at Abdali Hospital in Amman. He holds Jordanian ENT board certificat…
Islam Al Ziadneh practices ENT medicine at Al Basma Medical Complex on Abu Firas Al Hamdani Street in Jabal Amman. Consultations address nose, ear and throat co…
Dr. Khaled Hassan Badran is a consultant ENT surgeon caring for adults and children at his clinic in Shmeisani, Amman. He holds European and Jordanian ENT Board…
Dr. Majdi Abdul Kareem is an ENT consultant with a professional focus on endoscopic sinus surgery. His qualifications include British and American ENT fellowshi…
Dr Anas Abu Shamleh is an ENT specialist and consultant in rhinoplasty and endoscopic sinus surgery in Amman, holding the Jordanian Board in ENT surgery. His pr…
Imad Hussein Abu Romeh is an ENT surgery specialist in Amman. His qualifications include a medical degree from Cairo University, the Jordanian Board in otolaryn…
Dr Mohammad Al-Khatatba practices ent (ear, nose & throat) in Amman. Qualifications include Medical degree — University of Jordan; Jordanian Board in ENT; Arab …
