Otolaryngology covers the diagnosis and treatment of ear, nose and throat disorders in adults and children.

The role of otorhinolaryngologists is to diagnose, treat and prevent various conditions that may affect our hearing, respiratory tract and the functioning of our vocal cords.

Ear-nose-throat doctors (ENT-physicians) help with conditions such as allergies, ear infections, swallowing difficulties and voice problems.

ENT-doctor helps with problems related to the ears, nose and throat

The goal of an ear-nose-throat specialist is to diagnose, treat and monitor diseases and conditions affecting corresponding parts of the body. These include hearing difficulties, allergies, nasal polyps, sore throats, ear infections and others.

The services include a range of procedures and treatments to ensure patients’ wellbeing and health:

• Diagnostics: Our specialists use a range of diagnostic tools and procedures, including audiometry, endoscopy and X-rays of the ear and sinuses, to accurately diagnose different conditions.
• Treatment: Following diagnosis, the specialist will prescribe the appropriate treatment, which may include medication or surgery, if necessary.
• Consultation and prevention: In addition to treatment, our specialists provide patients with guidance and advice on healthy lifestyle, and share information on disease prevention and risk factor reduction.

When should you see an ear-nose-throat doctor?

• inflammation of the airways and tonsils
• cold and cough
• sore throat
• hearing problems
• nosebleeds
• snoring

The ENT doctor may carry out various procedures, depending on the health issue

For treatment, it might be necessary to carry out certain procedures, such as abscess drainage (in the ear, nose or throat), tamponade for a nosebleed, coagulation of blood vessels (cauterisation) and ear irrigation. Procedures may also include vibration therapy, maxillary sinus puncture, removal of foreign bodies and paracentesis.

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