Ok ik you said this like 3 yees ago but I had mine removed like a year ago and I couldn’t eat for like a week or 2 I woke up fine but with a sore throat
i have to get them removed my Adenoids are huge and i am not happy to get this surgery does it hurt when your done or what do they do im just really nervous and anxious for this surgery wonder if it hurts once your asleep
but fr i got mine removed along w my tonsils like. almost a year ago and i couldn’t figure out how they got them out until now. very weird but also cool
I just got mines removed five days ago, got a tube inserted into my right ear, and had tissue reduction from my nasal passages because they were too narrow. I'm EXTREMELY uncomfortable right now and have the worst headaches.
I am doing this tomorrow 😭I don't know if it hurts or not but hopefully it doesn't and now when I see what they ate going to do to me I am more nervous
I’m 15, yet I’m getting this done on Aug 13. Kinda nervous cause I’m a singer and I don’t want it to mess up my voice, i know it’s supposed to make it less nasal but what if it doesn’t work or just messes something up?!
Now I’m not a singer, but I do love to sing, and I was a little worried about that too, and as I’m writing this comment I’m 5 days post op, but I watched this episode of The Doctors and it briefly explained. They said that it might change the tone of your voice because they’re taking something out of you so it will make some space, maybe like if you were to take part of a recorder off it wouldn’t be able to make the same noises but if you have good vibrato, or like good technique it does nothing to that obviously.
It shouldn’t mess anything up if you don’t have a crap doctor. Now as far as healing and stuff, since you’re fifteen, we are around the same age, but you’re about 3 years older than me. We will heal at relatively the same pace. If you were like 28 though, it would take much longer. I had a tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy, and it hurt pretty bad the moment I woke up but I am used to this as the reason why I got this done in the first place is because I have bad breath, snoring, and awful sore throats all the time. It was mandatory. Good luck though!!!! Have fun singing! When you’re healed though, I tried singing and it hurts while in recovery!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Possum Princess ok, thank you so much! It turns out I may also have to get my tonsils removed so I’m glad you could give me this information it’s very Helpful!
Ashton Oh, no problem!!!!! So glad I could help you. Since you may be getting those out too, I’ll go a bit further into that as well. For me, the hospital was at a mad delay, we showed up at the buttcrack of Dawn for no reason, it took them like 6 hours to actually start the surgery. Turns out there were like a million patients before us, but yours probably won’t be like that. They wheel you by bed because the bed has wheels, it’s kinda cool. They took me to the recovery room first where they gave me the surgery cap, which is basically just a piece of cloth with elastic around it, similar to a hairnet. They then wheeled me to the surgery room. I scooted over to the actual platform they do the surgery on. I would call it a bed but it’s pretty much just a metal platform with a cloth on it. It’s not super comfortable but by the time you’re there, it won’t be long at all before you’re unconscious. By that time they would’ve already given you anesthesia I’m sure. For me, the anesthesia was given to me by IV, there’s another tube thing that has a little cap on it, so they inject it in here and you’re arm with feel cold again. If you’ve never had an IV before, I’m only 12 and it’s really not awful. They do a shot of lidocaine first so you can’t feel it, cause it hurts if you do it without the lidocaine injection. That’s a 1.5 on the pain scale for me, stubbing my toe even just lightly hurts wayyy worse. After that, you can’t feel anything in that area. However, sometimes they do anesthesia other ways as well. Either way, they’ll put a mask of just pure oxygen on you, and you’ll slowly start to just drift off. I don’t mean to scare you, but the pain is pretty bad when you wake up. It’s like a 7 on the painscale, but I was used to it since I have awful sore throats 1-3 times a week....well, I used to. I hope you have an awesome recovery! ❤️❤️❤️🦄🦄
Possum Princess yeah, thanks! It’s hard to find good information considering most of it is geared to parents who’s kids are getting it done. Thanks for making it clear, that makes it a bit easier, knowing more about what’s going to happen.
mine were taken out when I was about 10 yrs old (over 30 years ago). I ended up in intensive care after the surgery as a result of significant blood loss. I'm sure it was a fluke and that the procedures have improved since then.
I am 33 years old. I heard this procedure is mostly done on children. However i think this is excactly what i would need. Been diagnosed with chronic pharyngitis. My breathing feels like hell. I am gasping for air. Cant breath normally through nose. Its been going on for years since i started to choke on my own swollen tissue.
+Uroš Peteh I think I need that as well, I had a flexible laryngoscopy but it really didn't seem to find anything, I know for sure mine is caused by my smoking habit, and for 1 year now, I have like a little white thing on my soft palate but it's manageable, but for 4 months, I have this mucus feeling that never goes away no matter how many times I swallow it on the back of throat. I also have persistent coughing, my nose is irritated easily, shortness of breath, but the constant phlegm really is the worst.. Think I have to go back to visit my ENT once more and ask to check if I can have the incision done
+URCHIN SAM Thanks for your answer. In my case, it turned out my problems are caused due to lingual tonsil chronic inflammation. I was close-adenoid and lingual tonsil are both 'inner' tonsils. But only third doctor found that out, because he looked deep down enough. So now it will be a long waiting line before i get this removal procedure. Sorry, my english is not the best. I really hope you get well, too.
I'm 38 and will do this next month. I'm pretty worry the "after" condition as I will have to drive long distance and travel from North to South of Thailand.
Ezel Grier Your doctor wasn't that great. I had this done by one of the best ENTs in my city and i was able to go home same day. I also had my enlarged tonsils removed.
NO WAY! I really hope that doesn’t happen to me, I just had it done and I know good and well I’m not going through this again, especially when I’m older because I’m younger now.
Well, the week after is the worst of it but no contact sports for two weeks, and I would say it takes about 2 months to be COMPLETELY back to normal, but you won’t really feel much after a week and 1/2 - 2 weeks. At least that’s what my ENT told me, and he is the most notable one in town so I’m guessing he’s correct lol
Yes! That’s quite mandatory, operating without anesthetic is a big no-no, that would be excruciating. If you’re having the surgery, for me, the worst part is probably the recovery. The surgery itself, you won’t feel anything but the IV, that only hurts for a second. The anesthesia is given in a couple different ways but I mine was deposited through the IV in a tube hat connects to the main tube. The put an oxygen mask on, and that smells like plastic, and you’ll just breathe in and out and slowly drift off.
its blinky first of all you would constantly gag and throw up until there was nothing left to throw up, you would continue gagging and feel your adenoids slowly being burned away. That's a minor explanation, it would send the average person into shock I believe.
There’s a reason why they put you to sleep, if they knew it didn’t hurt then we wouldn’t have anesthetists and anesthesiologists because there would be no need, it wouldn’t hurt. But to answer your question, yes, it would be excruciating.
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Ohh myyy gahhhh I'm getting this done to me tomorrow and I just freaked myself out great 😂
Ok ik you said this like 3 yees ago but I had mine removed like a year ago and I couldn’t eat for like a week or 2 I woke up fine but with a sore throat
@@nobodysluvb6713 bro I m going to have my surgery and I am very scared is it painful
@@tanyabhardwaj6278 nah, its not much painful. But you need to consume soft foods during the recovery period.
I’ll get mine operation next week, need some motivation now pls...
i have to get them removed my Adenoids are huge and i am not happy to get this surgery does it hurt when your done or what do they do im just really nervous and anxious for this surgery wonder if it hurts once your asleep
but fr i got mine removed along w my tonsils like. almost a year ago and i couldn’t figure out how they got them out until now. very weird but also cool
I had mine removed today. It hurts a little like when i had dry mouth
ha i was born without these
Mine were removed but I was too young to remember anything
Will this hurt??
Im 13 and I'm getting this done next month because my anenoids never got smaller but only got extremely enlarged :(
I am 13 too i am getting them removed in few days i am really scared how was it pls tell
I’m 13 as well just got back from surgery it hurts like hell
@@Kai_fx lol
I’m 11 I just got them
@@infernoplayer3887 I’m 11 and I am not scared
I just got mines removed five days ago, got a tube inserted into my right ear, and had tissue reduction from my nasal passages because they were too narrow. I'm EXTREMELY uncomfortable right now and have the worst headaches.
Is it healed ? How does it feel now
It's okay...I still get congested and my nose hurts when it's cold.
sorry to hear and hope you feel better now.
I am doing this tomorrow 😭I don't know if it hurts or not but hopefully it doesn't and now when I see what they ate going to do to me I am more nervous
How did it go?
Disgustingly satisfying 😵💫
I’m 15, yet I’m getting this done on Aug 13. Kinda nervous cause I’m a singer and I don’t want it to mess up my voice, i know it’s supposed to make it less nasal but what if it doesn’t work or just messes something up?!
Now I’m not a singer, but I do love to sing, and I was a little worried about that too, and as I’m writing this comment I’m 5 days post op, but I watched this episode of The Doctors and it briefly explained. They said that it might change the tone of your voice because they’re taking something out of you so it will make some space, maybe like if you were to take part of a recorder off it wouldn’t be able to make the same noises but if you have good vibrato, or like good technique it does nothing to that obviously.
It shouldn’t mess anything up if you don’t have a crap doctor. Now as far as healing and stuff, since you’re fifteen, we are around the same age, but you’re about 3 years older than me. We will heal at relatively the same pace. If you were like 28 though, it would take much longer. I had a tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy, and it hurt pretty bad the moment I woke up but I am used to this as the reason why I got this done in the first place is because I have bad breath, snoring, and awful sore throats all the time. It was mandatory. Good luck though!!!! Have fun singing! When you’re healed though, I tried singing and it hurts while in recovery!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Possum Princess ok, thank you so much! It turns out I may also have to get my tonsils removed so I’m glad you could give me this information it’s very Helpful!
Ashton Oh, no problem!!!!! So glad I could help you. Since you may be getting those out too, I’ll go a bit further into that as well. For me, the hospital was at a mad delay, we showed up at the buttcrack of Dawn for no reason, it took them like 6 hours to actually start the surgery. Turns out there were like a million patients before us, but yours probably won’t be like that. They wheel you by bed because the bed has wheels, it’s kinda cool. They took me to the recovery room first where they gave me the surgery cap, which is basically just a piece of cloth with elastic around it, similar to a hairnet. They then wheeled me to the surgery room. I scooted over to the actual platform they do the surgery on. I would call it a bed but it’s pretty much just a metal platform with a cloth on it. It’s not super comfortable but by the time you’re there, it won’t be long at all before you’re unconscious. By that time they would’ve already given you anesthesia I’m sure. For me, the anesthesia was given to me by IV, there’s another tube thing that has a little cap on it, so they inject it in here and you’re arm with feel cold again. If you’ve never had an IV before, I’m only 12 and it’s really not awful. They do a shot of lidocaine first so you can’t feel it, cause it hurts if you do it without the lidocaine injection. That’s a 1.5 on the pain scale for me, stubbing my toe even just lightly hurts wayyy worse. After that, you can’t feel anything in that area. However, sometimes they do anesthesia other ways as well. Either way, they’ll put a mask of just pure oxygen on you, and you’ll slowly start to just drift off. I don’t mean to scare you, but the pain is pretty bad when you wake up. It’s like a 7 on the painscale, but I was used to it since I have awful sore throats 1-3 times a week....well, I used to. I hope you have an awesome recovery! ❤️❤️❤️🦄🦄
Possum Princess yeah, thanks! It’s hard to find good information considering most of it is geared to parents who’s kids are getting it done. Thanks for making it clear, that makes it a bit easier, knowing more about what’s going to happen.
im so nervous because i had large adenoids and i need surgery
I am 56 yrs old and have have mine out plus tonsils. Painful i am sure
mine were taken out when I was about 10 yrs old (over 30 years ago). I ended up in intensive care after the surgery as a result of significant blood loss. I'm sure it was a fluke and that the procedures have improved since then.
sorry to hear that have any idea why it went that bad ?
@@saabaero6211 it’s been 4 years and we never found anything out
@@aidancavosie6854 are u the same guy
I just got mine removed today and I’m 11
I am 33 years old. I heard this procedure is mostly done on children. However i think this is excactly what i would need. Been diagnosed with chronic pharyngitis. My breathing feels like hell. I am gasping for air. Cant breath normally through nose. Its been going on for years since i started to choke on my own swollen tissue.
+Uroš Peteh I think I need that as well, I had a flexible laryngoscopy but it really didn't seem to find anything, I know for sure mine is caused by my smoking habit, and for 1 year now, I have like a little white thing on my soft palate but it's manageable, but for 4 months, I have this mucus feeling that never goes away no matter how many times I swallow it on the back of throat. I also have persistent coughing, my nose is irritated easily, shortness of breath, but the constant phlegm really is the worst.. Think I have to go back to visit my ENT once more and ask to check if I can have the incision done
+URCHIN SAM Thanks for your answer. In my case, it turned out my problems are caused due to lingual tonsil chronic inflammation. I was close-adenoid and lingual tonsil are both 'inner' tonsils. But only third doctor found that out, because he looked deep down enough. So now it will be a long waiting line before i get this removal procedure. Sorry, my english is not the best. I really hope you get well, too.
I'm 38 and will do this next month. I'm pretty worry the "after" condition as I will have to drive long distance and travel from North to South of Thailand.
Yui Sukhuma lm 33 and l have to operate third adenoid. Do they make biopsy of your adenoid before opetation.?
So good
Às vezes no silêncio da noite............ ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽😔
Adenoide é um saco.
I'm 14 getting mines removed on the 19 of August I'm not worried about surgery even if it is my first I'm just worried about the pain afterwards
How was it?
I got mine removed yesterday
I'm having my adenoids out in july
This was done to me. That is really ugly immediately after surgery
I have them removed too
My anoids was the worst surgery I ever had. I did not leave hospital for a week. I could not eat or drink in a week.
Ezel Grier Your doctor wasn't that great. I had this done by one of the best ENTs in my city and i was able to go home same day. I also had my enlarged tonsils removed.
What was ur age when surgery was performed?
@@deltadelta9042i know I'm a little late but me too loll
I m having my adenoid and tonsill surgery tomorrow that's why I m here and this is what they are going to do to me😯😐😢😨... I need some motivation
how did it go ?
No more clogged ear
I got mine removed yesterday when I was little I got them removed but they grew. Back
Do you experience the symptoms now also?
NO WAY! I really hope that doesn’t happen to me, I just had it done and I know good and well I’m not going through this again, especially when I’m older because I’m younger now.
my adenoid is becoming small by taking medicines but some time it will become large
I had this done today mine bled more than it was supposed to so this hurt so much.
I was so scared because my surgery is tomorrow but I guess I'm not that scared after seeing this
my surgery is next week. How did urs went.
i have a bunch of allergies so my adenoids might need to be removed
Same
I cant beleive THIS is what I had done to me.
RIGHT??
Does it hurt?!
presley joanis You get a sore throat for like a week. But thats about it.
MozyThePanda thankyou! i might be getting it on the twenty second
+Porksider I'm most likely getting my adenoids AND my tonsils removed at the same time!!
أنا مسويه عمليتي عند. احمد الروقي جدا شاطر في هذا المجال
ممكن تكتب لي عنوان الدكتور او اسم العياده مشكور
Oh...OH this is what they did to me at six years old?!
Did IT hurt?
Jazzemin no
Same
that must take months to fully heal!!
Lol
Only about a week
I had Adenoid surgery and it was only about a week and a half.
Well, the week after is the worst of it but no contact sports for two weeks, and I would say it takes about 2 months to be COMPLETELY back to normal, but you won’t really feel much after a week and 1/2 - 2 weeks. At least that’s what my ENT told me, and he is the most notable one in town so I’m guessing he’s correct lol
THIS IS WHAT THEY ARE GOING TO DO TO ME :O
Are you asleep at the time ??
Yes! That’s quite mandatory, operating without anesthetic is a big no-no, that would be excruciating. If you’re having the surgery, for me, the worst part is probably the recovery. The surgery itself, you won’t feel anything but the IV, that only hurts for a second. The anesthesia is given in a couple different ways but I mine was deposited through the IV in a tube hat connects to the main tube. The put an oxygen mask on, and that smells like plastic, and you’ll just breathe in and out and slowly drift off.
I got my adenoids taken out when I was little. My mom got sick of my loud snoring.
Now you are ok, means adenoids are completely cured aa?
@@vijayareddy1025 I think adenoids are tonsils but I’m not sure.
So this is what happened to me when I was 7.. terrifying 👁👄👁
would it hurt if u were awake
its blinky first of all you would constantly gag and throw up until there was nothing left to throw up, you would continue gagging and feel your adenoids slowly being burned away. That's a minor explanation, it would send the average person into shock I believe.
There’s a reason why they put you to sleep, if they knew it didn’t hurt then we wouldn’t have anesthetists and anesthesiologists because there would be no need, it wouldn’t hurt. But to answer your question, yes, it would be excruciating.
Get some chapstick is all I can say, your nose is basically useless after this and your lips will get chapped when you sleep.
cool! this is gross!