ENT

Expert Treatment Process

Our ENT specialists address a broad spectrum of conditions affecting the ear, nose, throat, head, and neck. Common issues include chronic sinusitis, hearing loss, sleep apnea, tonsillitis, and voice disorders. Using minimally invasive endoscopic procedures and the latest surgical innovations, we aim to restore function and improve quality of life with minimal discomfort and downtime.

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The treatment process begins with a comprehensive evaluation, which may include audiological tests to assess hearing levels, endoscopic examinations for visual inspection of nasal passages and throat, and imaging studies like CT or MRI scans to detect structural issues.

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Treatment planning is individualized based on your diagnosis, symptoms, and preferences, offering both surgical and non-surgical options such as medication, therapy, or surgery as needed. During surgery, we utilize minimally invasive techniques like endoscopic sinus surgery, balloon sinuplasty, or cochlear implantation, employing advanced equipment with high-definition cameras and specialized instruments for precision.

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Postoperative care includes symptom management for pain relief and measures to reduce swelling, along with follow-up visits to monitor healing and adjust treatments as necessary.

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What to Expect and How to Prepare

Before surgery, medical assessments may involve allergy testing to identify potential allergens contributing to symptoms and sleep studies for conditions like sleep apnea. Pre-surgical instructions typically include fasting if general anesthesia is planned and reviewing medications, as some may need to be stopped.

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After surgery, recovery room monitoring ensures your vital signs and comfort are closely observed. Initially, rest is recommended with a gradual return to normal activities as advised. Patient tips include following home care instructions such as using humidifiers and nasal irrigation if provided, practicing voice rest after throat surgeries, and adhering to guidelines for hearing protection post-procedure.