When the patient arrives at the hospital or surgery center, the anesthesiologist or nursing staff may meet with the patient and family to review the patient's history. The patient will then be taken to the operating room and given an anesthetic. Intravenous fluids are usually given during and after surgery. After the operation, the patient will be taken to the recovery area. Recovery room staff will observe the patient until discharged.
Every patient is special, and recovery times vary for each individual.
Others are kept overnight. Intensive care may be needed for select cases. Your ENT specialist will provide you with the details of pre-operative and postoperative care and answer any questions you may have. After surgery There are several postoperative symptoms that may arise. Occasionally, bleeding may occur after surgery.