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Tonsillectomy is one of the most common ENT surgical procedures. At Topmed Medical Center Târgu Mureș, we offer personalized treatment and high-quality care for our patients, ensuring fast and effective recovery.
Tonsils are lymphoid tissue structures located at the back of the throat, playing a role in the body’s defense against infections. However, when they frequently become inflamed or cause other problems, tonsillectomy becomes necessary.
More than 4–6 episodes per year.
Persistent tonsillitis that doesn’t respond to treatment.
Airway obstruction caused by enlarged tonsils.
Pus accumulation around the tonsils.
Large tonsils obstruct swallowing and normal breathing.
As a consequence of chronic inflammation.
Tonsillectomy is a straightforward surgical procedure performed under general anesthesia, usually lasting 30–60 minutes. At Topmed, we use modern techniques to minimize discomfort and recovery time.
The ENT specialist performs a detailed examination and may recommend additional tests such as blood work, endoscopy, or imaging.
The patient is monitored for 2–4 hours in the recovery room and usually discharged the next day.
Avoid aspirin or ibuprofen for 7–10 days before surgery.
Let your doctor know about any allergies or other medical conditions.
No food or drink 6–8 hours before surgery.
Full recovery usually takes 7–14 days. At Topmed, special attention is given to postoperative care for smooth and complication-free healing:
Patients requiring hospitalization benefit from modern conditions, with rooms equipped with TV, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, private bathroom, and a nurse-call system for medical emergencies.
Care is provided by primary and specialist doctors, nurses, caregivers, and porters, ensuring constant monitoring and effective treatment.
Topmed Hospital is European accredited and has a contract with the Mureș Health Insurance House, offering continuous and day hospitalizations within available funding limits.