My 4-yr 9m-old child has been experiencing recurrent episodes of cold & cough, spanning approximately 1 year & 9 months. Despite multiple consultations with pediatricians &  ENT  (as once he complainleft air pain), the symptoms  persisted, with temporary remissions following medication. Since November last year, the child has been exhibiting persistent cold & cough symptoms, for which we have been administering prescribed medications. Last month, the child again complained of ear pain, prompting a visit to an ENT specialist. ENT informed a mild yellow discharge in both ears. The ENT specialist prescribed a combination of Levolin & Budcort for 15 days & asked for an X-ray. The X-ray report indicates mild soft tissue enlargement in the nasopharyngeal roof, suggestive of enlarged adenoids. Based on this report, the ENT specialist has recommended  a 1-month course of Synospray & Sinomet & then adenoidectomy surgery. Is surgical intervention the sole viable option for our child. Pls suggest