Question 1

Doctor I just found out I have tonsils and I'm thinking about getting surgery to remove them. How long will it take to recover after the surgery? Will I be able to talk normally right away? I work night shifts and can't really take time off so I'm worried about how this will affect my job. How well does recovery usually go?

Accepted Answer

for P/E ENT specialist opinion is advised to the patient.

Question 2

I've been dealing with mouth breathing and waking up with a dry mouth around 4am, which sometimes leaves my throat sore. Could this be sleep apnea? It started about 5 months ago, around the same time I gained 5kg. An ENT recommended nose surgery and a CT scan, but I'm not sure if surgery is really necessary or if it's just a breathing issue

Accepted Answer

Yes, waking up with a dry mouth, sore throat, and mouth breathing could indicate sleep apnea, especially given the weight gain and timing of the symptoms. The ENT's recommendation for nose surgery and a CT scan is a normal step in diagnosing and treating sleep apnea, but surgery isn't always the first or only option

Question 3

Looking for a doctor in Ahmedabad who can perform surgery for eagle syndrome with an elongated styloid. I'm unsure whether internal or external surgery is better and safer personally, I'd prefer not to go for external. Any suggestions or feedback on which option might be best?

Accepted Answer

Eagle syndrome surgery can be done internally or externally; ENT surgeons in Ahmedabad or major cities can advise on the safer option for your case.

How long does it usually take for a mild eardrum retraction to heal on its own? Are there any treatments to help it resolve completely or would surgery be the only option for a full cure?

Mild eardrum retractions often heal on their own within a few months. While some cases may resolve spontaneously, more severe retractions or those that don't improve may require medical intervention or, in some cases, surgery.

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Looking for a doctor in Ahmedabad who can perform surgery for eagle syndrome with an elongated styloid. I'm unsure whether internal or external surgery is better and safer personally, I'd prefer not to go for external. Any suggestions or feedback on which option might be best?

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