What we treat

ENT Conditions

Learn about common ear, nose, throat and neck problems — symptoms, causes and treatment options.

Ear Nose & Sinus Throat & Voice Head & Neck

Ear

Ear Discharge & Ear Drum Perforation

Repeated discharge from the ear, often with a hole in the ear drum and reduced hearing — a sign of chronic middle ear infection (CSOM).

Hearing Loss & Tinnitus

Difficulty hearing, often with ringing or buzzing in the ears — many causes are treatable when identified early.

Glue Ear (Fluid Behind the Ear Drum)

Sticky fluid behind the ear drum, common in children, causing muffled hearing and sometimes speech delay.

Vertigo & Giddiness

A spinning sensation or imbalance — many common causes start in the inner ear and are very treatable.

Chronic Sinusitis

Long-lasting inflammation of the sinuses causing blocked nose, facial pressure and post-nasal drip.

Deviated Nasal Septum

A bent partition inside the nose that blocks breathing on one or both sides.

Nasal Polyps

Soft, painless swellings of the nasal and sinus lining causing blockage and loss of smell.

Allergic Rhinitis (Nasal Allergy)

Sneezing, runny and itchy nose triggered by dust, pollen or other allergens.

Nose Bleeding (Epistaxis)

Bleeding from the nose — usually minor, but recurrent or heavy bleeding needs ENT evaluation.

Tonsillitis

Infection and inflammation of the tonsils causing sore throat, fever and painful swallowing.

Enlarged Adenoids

Swollen adenoid tissue behind the nose in children, causing mouth breathing, snoring and ear problems.

Snoring & Sleep Apnoea

Loud snoring, sometimes with pauses in breathing during sleep — causes can be in the nose or throat.

Hoarseness & Vocal Cord Nodules

A husky, weak or strained voice — hoarseness lasting more than 3 weeks needs a voice box examination.

Thyroid Swelling (Goitre & Nodules)

A swelling in the front of the neck that moves on swallowing — most are benign, but evaluation is essential.

Salivary Gland Swelling & Stones

Swelling in front of the ear or under the jaw — from stones, infection or tumours of the salivary glands.

Neck Lumps

A lump in the neck has many possible causes — persistent lumps in adults need prompt evaluation.

Hoarseness of voice lasting more than 3 weeks
A neck lump that is growing
Sudden hearing loss
Blood in saliva or nasal discharge
Difficulty swallowing or breathing

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