Dr. Yethin Yedukumar - ENT Specialist

11/05/2026

Deviated Nasal Septum (DNS). When you need Surgery?

19/02/2026

ENDOSCOPIC SEPTOPLASTY
Correction of Nose blockage due to Deviation of Nasal Septum

08/02/2026

Going with the trend ☺️

05/02/2026

Must know facts on Steam Inhalation

02/02/2026

Simplest First Aid For Nose bleed.

30/01/2026

Diet control clubbed with proper medical treatment can avoid surgery in mild adenoid enlargement.

26/01/2026

Not all enlarged adenoids need surgery.
Most children improve with medicines and allergy control.
Surgery is needed only in persistent cases and is safe, with no external scar.

24/01/2026

In the previous video, we discussed the problems caused by enlarged adenoids.
In this video, let us understand what adenoids are and when they become abnormal.
Adenoids are small tissues present behind the nose in children.
They are a normal part of the immune system and help fight infections in early childhood.
Adenoids usually grow between 2–7 years of age and then gradually shrink, often disappearing by 11–12 years.
Repeated infections and allergies can cause adenoids to enlarge.
Enlarged adenoids block the breathing space, leading to mouth breathing, snoring, and more infections — creating a vicious cycle.
In the next video, I will explain the treatment options for enlarged adenoids.
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Dr. Yethin Yedukumar
ENT & Head–Neck Surgeon

22/01/2026

Does your child snore loudly at night or breathe through the mouth?
This is NOT normal.
One common hidden cause is Adenoid Hypertrophy.
In this short reel, an ENT specialist explains: • Why children snore
• Mouth breathing in kids
• How enlarged adenoids affect sleep, ears, and growth
• When parents should consult a doctor
⚠️ Ignoring these signs can affect your child’s sleep, hearing, and development.
👨‍⚕️ Early diagnosis = simple treatment & better growth.
📍 Consult an ENT specialist if your child has these symptoms.

16/01/2026