I was a Medical student before my marriage. After having 2kids with ADHD could not continue my study. Then I studied nutrition and got a diploma as a Nutritional therapist. I love to work with Autistic children. Just subscribed your channel, because I found you really care about people. I have met some doctors who don’t care about their patients. May Almighty bless you and Give you the highest success here and hereafter.
An interesting discussion. I had my tonsils out in the 1980s. I was having infections at least once a month... surgery was canceled three times because of strep throat. I had terribly cryptic tonsils. Interestingly, no one ever told my parents to change out my toothbrush (I'm now a pediatrician, and I have seen several patients who had "antibiotic-resistant strep throat" (which really isn't a thing if you're using amox or PCN) who were magically cured when I told their parents to get a new toothbrush 48 hours after starting the antibiotics.) Anyway... my surgeon (a consultant at Mayo Clinic... so I'm pretty sure he was experienced) couldn't get the bleeding to stop with cautery or packing... he ended up having to place sutures. When I was in high school, I became friends with his daughter. I told him that he did my tonsillectomy and had to place sutures. He said... "you! You're the one? I will never forget that day. That is the ONLY time I have ever had to do that. We STILL talk about you!"
hi i am performing this operation approximately 10 years maybe 1000 operations i had i remove the tonsils cold and i ligate the vessels very low pain i am very happy about my technic
Very interesting. The bleeding and pain just after 1 week is the reason of avoiding electrocautery tonsillectomy in the third world with surgery teams that stay a few days doing surgeries there. I prefer cold dissection always.
I had my tonsils removed in 2001. I threw up a huge wad of blood at the hospital then I was fine. Went home same day. I believe I had the third to the last one you described. They said it was a laser. And the scars on the back of my throat are perfect. It was never packed it didn’t need to be, the doctor was highly experienced as well. He was an ENT who had been in business for over 30yrs.
In reality we are talking about probability, one operation leading to a slightly higher risk than another. All of these operations are still being used because if one of them was frankly dangerous it would be banned. I'm glad you had a good experience.
I have not slept for three years now from post covid 19 symptoms.... I do not know who to turn to... my throat clog up from strange mucus build up and snore in the upperrespitory area, nasal area down to the soft area of the inner, upper moth and total dryness, and sleep apnea , my heart and brain get no oxygen and wake up from short 10 min sleep period of no oxygen and cannot breath in and then try to get air and get up in the middle of the night in a second in panic to get air and then collapse on the floor from no oxygen and cramp in heart and left arm.. is three years now and my whole life is destroyed and I do not know what I can do .. those cpap machines do noting to help me.... where to turn, to whom????
Great video... Was doing tonsillectomies in past.. Stopped in between due to lack of anesthesia support.. Then again restarted.. Coldsteel with lowerpole ligation and bipolar is the technique used now.. Nearing 40 cases now.. Primaary bleeds were there 5-6.. But stopped with tranhexaminic acid infusion and cold icecreams😂... Still experimenting and improvising techniques.. Sometimes feel why did i took such risky speciality😢
Hello doc am Desmond 25yrs of age i have been getting recurring tonsils .is it true that it is risky for an adult to be removed tonsils and what are the disadvantages kindly
I was a Medical student before my marriage. After having 2kids with ADHD could not continue my study. Then I studied nutrition and got a diploma as a Nutritional therapist. I love to work with Autistic children. Just subscribed your channel, because I found you really care about people. I have met some doctors who don’t care about their patients. May Almighty bless you and Give you the highest success here and hereafter.
An interesting discussion. I had my tonsils out in the 1980s. I was having infections at least once a month... surgery was canceled three times because of strep throat. I had terribly cryptic tonsils. Interestingly, no one ever told my parents to change out my toothbrush (I'm now a pediatrician, and I have seen several patients who had "antibiotic-resistant strep throat" (which really isn't a thing if you're using amox or PCN) who were magically cured when I told their parents to get a new toothbrush 48 hours after starting the antibiotics.)
Anyway... my surgeon (a consultant at Mayo Clinic... so I'm pretty sure he was experienced) couldn't get the bleeding to stop with cautery or packing... he ended up having to place sutures. When I was in high school, I became friends with his daughter. I told him that he did my tonsillectomy and had to place sutures. He said... "you! You're the one? I will never forget that day. That is the ONLY time I have ever had to do that. We STILL talk about you!"
I'll remember that change of toothbrush idea. Thank you for the tip.
What a brilliant man. Thank you.
hi i am performing this operation approximately 10 years maybe 1000 operations i had i remove the tonsils cold and i ligate the vessels very low pain i am very happy about my technic
I think you are doing the right technique. well done!
Your evidence-based approach and explanations are fantastic. Do you have any recommendations for professional singers undergoing tonsillectomy?
Very interesting. The bleeding and pain just after 1 week is the reason of avoiding electrocautery tonsillectomy in the third world with surgery teams that stay a few days doing surgeries there. I prefer cold dissection always.
I'm a fan of cold steel too. My parents used to organise trips to India for charity medicine too. Might be good to revive again.
many thanks for this wonderful information hopefully if you can share with this statistics study
Thank you!
I had my tonsils removed in 2001. I threw up a huge wad of blood at the hospital then I was fine. Went home same day. I believe I had the third to the last one you described. They said it was a laser. And the scars on the back of my throat are perfect. It was never packed it didn’t need to be, the doctor was highly experienced as well. He was an ENT who had been in business for over 30yrs.
In reality we are talking about probability, one operation leading to a slightly higher risk than another. All of these operations are still being used because if one of them was frankly dangerous it would be banned. I'm glad you had a good experience.
I have not slept for three years now from post covid 19 symptoms.... I do not know who to turn to... my throat clog up from strange mucus build up and snore in the upperrespitory area, nasal area down to the soft area of the inner, upper moth and total dryness, and sleep apnea , my heart and brain get no oxygen and wake up from short 10 min sleep period of no oxygen and cannot breath in and then try to get air and get up in the middle of the night in a second in panic to get air and then collapse on the floor from no oxygen and cramp in heart and left arm.. is three years now and my whole life is destroyed and I do not know what I can do .. those cpap machines do noting to help me.... where to turn, to whom????
Thank you so much 🙏
You mentioned... Most surgeons agree on when to go to theatre...
Could you elaborate what that agreement is?
Thanks
when the bleeding isn't stopping and the patient doesn't have long to live based on the amount of blood loss and the level of haemorrhagic shock.
@@VikVeerENTSurgeon thanks!
Use Bizact (lower primary bleeding) + bipolar touch up for hemostasis (lower secondary bleeding).
Thank you so much for this informative video
Will you review the Alaxo airway stents please?
The company aren't getting back to me. I think they are going bust?
@@VikVeerENTSurgeon yikes. They advertise a lot on IG
I had a tonsillectomy where they twisted them off when I was 4 in Africa. My mum said there was no bleeding.
Great video... Was doing tonsillectomies in past.. Stopped in between due to lack of anesthesia support.. Then again restarted.. Coldsteel with lowerpole ligation and bipolar is the technique used now.. Nearing 40 cases now.. Primaary bleeds were there 5-6.. But stopped with tranhexaminic acid infusion and cold icecreams😂... Still experimenting and improvising techniques.. Sometimes feel why did i took such risky speciality😢
Hello doc am Desmond 25yrs of age i have been getting recurring tonsils .is it true that it is risky for an adult to be removed tonsils and what are the disadvantages kindly
Very helpful video
Just had one done on me 2 days ago but the pains are still severe, is it normal sir?
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Very surprising topic ♎️h 😷 💊 hospital 🏥 hospitals 🏥 🙄