The ears, nose, and throat are the main areas of interest in the medical field of otolaryngology. Because specialists are trained in both medicine and surgery, it is also known as otolaryngology-head and neck surgery. An ENT, or ear, nose, and throat physician is another name for an otolaryngologist.
Ear infections, Tinnitus, and ringing in your ears can be the result of loud noises or medicines. Ear barotrauma is an injury to your ear due to insufficient equilibration of the middle ear.
Inflammation is a primary cause of throat pain. The reason could be allergies, strep infection, GERD, or tonsillitis. Hoarseness or voice loss is caused by Laryngitis(swelling of the voice box).
Soft growths that form on the sinus or nasal mucosa are known as nasal polyps. Rhinitis is an allergy-related inflammation of the nose and sinuses. A runny nose is the main sign.
The ear, nose, and throat perform important tasks and are some of the basic bodily processes that make life so full and lovely. However, life is hampered or even endangered when one or more of these processes stop functioning as they should.
Some of the conditions that Westend's Hospital "ENT" (ear, nose, and throat) experts treat include:
There may be a variety of factors that make an ENT appointment necessary for you. The body parts most likely to be impacted by a condition that an ENT physician can treat are those listed below:
You will be seen by one of the best otolaryngologists when you schedule a visit at Westend Hospital's ear, nose, and throat (ENT) clinic. These professionals will figure out the cause of any problems you or your loved ones may be experiencing, whether they have to do with sleep, sinus and allergy issues, breathing, swallowing, hearing, or balancing. In the primary care setting, our team of experts presides over ENT-related issues that are present in about 50% of patients. Westend’s Otolaryngologists are specialized consultants who can diagnose you, create a treatment plan for you, and carry out delicate operations, such as removing tumors or regaining hearing and reconstructing of tympanic membrane.