Tonsils, contrary to popular belief, have a useful function or should have a useful function. They are designed to fend off harmful bacteria and viruses as part of the lymphatic system, catching them before they reach your throat and enter your system. Tonsils become infected and inflamed in a large number of children. Tonsillitis is the medical term for this condition. As a result of a successful operation, our surgeon, Operator Doctor Nazlı EKŞİ, restores health to people suffering from tonsillitis.

Adenoids, like tonsils, are part of the body's immune system. However, for some children, its presence can cause more problems than its absence. This clump of lymph tissue at the back of the nasal cavity is supposed to keep bacteria and viruses from spreading further into the body once they enter the nose. Adenoids are most common in children under the age of five. For some children, frequent colds, sinus infections, and ear infections may necessitate adenoid removal, especially if they interfere with breathing. Your child may be having trouble at this point if she has breathing or speech problems, sleep apnoea, or recurrent sinus and ear infections. Consult our surgeon, Operator Doctor Nazlı EKŞİ, and her team to satisfy your curiosity.

Doctor Nazlı EKŞİ, the operator, has successfully completed ear tube operations for a variety of patients over the years. Some toddlers suffer from ear infections that are both painful and persistent. Tonsil, adenoidal, and ear problems can all occur at the same time. Because a child's head anatomy is still developing, it is immature, narrow, weak, and has poor ejaculation. This issue, which is a major concern for children, necessitates a delicate approach. You can seek the advice of Operator Doctor Nazlı EKŞİ and her team if your child has a history of ear infections.