About the Treatment
Thyroid disorders can lead to various health issues, ranging from an overactive thyroid (hyperthyroidism) to an underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism), and other structural or functional abnormalities.
What to Expect — Step by Step
From the first consultation to your follow-up, with typical durations for Thyroid Disorders.
Day-care to 2 Daysin hospital
1–2 Weeksback to daily life
1–2 Visitsfollow-up
- Send Reports for an Opinion
Reports and scans reviewed by the specialist before you travel; a treatment plan, estimate and visa invitation letter follow.
Before travel · online - Consultation with the Endocrinology and Diabetology Specialist
Examination, review of your reports and a decision on the procedure and date.
Day 1 · OPD - Insurance Pre-authorisation
Our TPA desk sends the estimate to your insurer for cashless approval — usually 1–3 working days.
Before admission - Pre-surgery Tests
Blood tests, ECG, chest X-ray and an anaesthesia check — same day or the next.
Day 1–2 - Admission
Usually the evening before surgery. Bring your reports, photo ID and the medicines you take.
Day before - Surgery / Procedure
30–90 minutes, usually endoscopic through the nose or ear.
Procedure day - Recovery in Hospital
Mild discomfort for a few days; nasal packing removed before discharge.
Day-care to 2 days - Discharge & Home Care
Discharge summary, medicines, diet and activity advice; wound care explained.
Going home - Follow-up — In Person or Video
Review of healing and reports. International patients can follow up by video after flying home.
1–2 visits
What to bring
- CT / audiogram reports
- Current medicines
- Photo ID (passport for international patients)
- Insurance / TPA card if any
Typical journey — your surgeon will confirm the plan for you. International patient? Send your reports for a free opinion first.