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Adenoids And Asthma
Adenoid removal is surgery to take out the adenoid glands. These glands are located between the airway you breathe into through your nose and the back of your throat. Often, adenoid removal is done at the same time as a
Most adenoidectomies are done on children.
Alternative Names
Adenoidectomy; Removal of adenoid glands
Description
Your child will be given general
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