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Overview
Understanding ent
ENT care deals with concerns affecting the ear, nose and throat, which are closely connected and can influence hearing, breathing, smell, taste and voice. Common concerns include reduced hearing, blocked or runny nose, sore throat, snoring, or persistent voice changes, all of which can affect comfort and daily activities.
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An ENT doctor examines these areas closely, often using simple instruments to look inside the ear, nose or throat, along with a detailed discussion of symptoms and their duration. This helps in understanding whether a concern is minor and self-limiting or needs closer attention and follow-up.
ENT consultations are relevant across all ages — from children with recurring ear infections, to adults dealing with chronic sinus congestion, snoring, or voice strain, to older adults noticing gradual hearing loss. Ongoing issues, such as allergies or long-standing sinus problems, are often managed with regular review over time.
Your first visit
During a first ENT visit, the doctor typically asks about the nature and duration of symptoms, any previous treatment tried, and relevant history such as allergies or past ear, nose or throat problems. Bringing along previous reports, a list of current medicines, and details of any known allergies is helpful.
What else to expect
A physical examination usually follows, using simple instruments to look inside the ear, nose and throat. Depending on the findings, the doctor may suggest further evaluation or provide general guidance and a follow-up plan suited to the specific concern.
Conditions
Conditions this speciality covers
General health information about some common conditions in this field — not a complete list, and not confirmation that every treatment mentioned is available at the hospital. Please speak to a doctor about your own situation.
Hearing loss
A reduction in the ability to hear, which can develop gradually or suddenly.
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Hearing loss can affect one or both ears and may develop slowly with age or come on suddenly due to infection, wax build-up, or other causes. It can affect communication, safety and quality of life, so persistent hearing changes are worth having assessed. In children, unaddressed hearing loss can also affect speech and learning.
Common symptoms
Difficulty following conversations
Frequently asking others to repeat themselves
Turning up volume on devices
Ringing or buzzing in the ears
Muffled hearing
How it is assessed
Assessment includes an ear examination along with hearing evaluation as advised.
Treatment options
Management depends on the underlying cause and can range from simple measures to further specialist input.
Sinusitis
Inflammation of the sinuses causing congestion, facial pressure and nasal discharge.
Learn more about Sinusitis
Sinusitis happens when the air-filled spaces around the nose become inflamed, often following a cold or due to allergies. It can cause facial pain or pressure, nasal blockage, and thick nasal discharge, and may become a recurring problem for some people. Chronic sinusitis lasting several weeks or more often needs a closer look.
Common symptoms
Facial pain or pressure
Blocked or runny nose
Reduced sense of smell
Post-nasal drip
Headache
How it is assessed
Assessment involves examination of the nose along with a review of symptom duration and triggers.
Treatment options
Care generally starts with measures to ease congestion and inflammation, with further evaluation for recurring or persistent cases.
Tonsillitis and recurring sore throat
Inflammation of the tonsils causing throat pain and discomfort swallowing.
Learn more about Tonsillitis and recurring sore throat
Tonsillitis causes the tonsils at the back of the throat to become swollen and painful, often making swallowing uncomfortable. It is common in children but can affect adults too, and some people experience it repeatedly over time. Persistent or frequent episodes may prompt a discussion about further management.
Common symptoms
Sore or scratchy throat
Difficulty or pain swallowing
Swollen tonsils
Fever
Bad breath
How it is assessed
Assessment is based on throat examination and the pattern and frequency of episodes.
Treatment options
Management generally addresses the current episode along with a plan if infections keep recurring.
Snoring and sleep-related breathing concerns
Noisy or disturbed breathing during sleep that can affect rest quality.
Learn more about Snoring and sleep-related breathing concerns
Snoring occurs when airflow through the nose and throat is partly obstructed during sleep, and it can range from occasional and harmless to a sign of a more significant breathing disturbance during sleep. It often affects the quality of sleep for both the person and those around them, and may be linked to nasal blockage or other structural factors.
Common symptoms
Loud or frequent snoring
Pauses in breathing noticed by a partner
Daytime tiredness
Waking with a dry mouth or sore throat
Difficulty concentrating during the day
How it is assessed
Assessment includes a review of sleep patterns and an examination of the nose and throat.
Treatment options
Management depends on the underlying cause and may include lifestyle measures or further specialist evaluation.
Allergic rhinitis
An allergic reaction affecting the nose, causing sneezing and congestion.
Learn more about Allergic rhinitis
Allergic rhinitis happens when the nose reacts to triggers such as dust, pollen or other allergens, leading to sneezing, itching and a blocked or runny nose. It can occur seasonally or persist through the year depending on the trigger, and often overlaps with other allergic conditions such as itchy eyes.
Common symptoms
Frequent sneezing
Itchy or watery eyes
Blocked or runny nose
Itchy throat or nose
Reduced sense of smell
How it is assessed
Assessment is based on symptom pattern, triggers, and a nasal examination.
Treatment options
Care generally focuses on trigger avoidance along with general symptom relief measures.
Services
Tests, treatments and services
Charges and preparation apply to a consultation, test or procedure — not to a condition.
Common approaches in this speciality
General health information about how doctors in this field usually investigate and treat — not a list of services confirmed at Shreejii. Please ask reception what is available.
Consultations
ENT consultation
A focused discussion and examination of the ear, nose and throat to understand ongoing symptoms.
Why and what it involves: ENT consultation
Why it is done: To identify the cause of ear, nose or throat concerns.
What it involves: History-taking followed by an examination using simple ENT instruments.
Diagnostic tests
Hearing evaluation
Assessment of hearing to understand the extent and nature of any hearing difficulty.
Why and what it involves: Hearing evaluation
Why it is done: To help identify the cause and degree of hearing change.
What it involves: A basic ear examination along with further hearing tests as advised.
Treatments & procedures
Sinus and nasal care planning
A plan to manage ongoing nasal blockage, congestion or sinus discomfort.
Why and what it involves: Sinus and nasal care planning
Why it is done: To ease symptoms and address recurring nasal or sinus issues.
What it involves: Discussion of triggers and general measures suited to the individual.
Throat and voice care
Assessment and general guidance for persistent throat discomfort or voice changes.
Why and what it involves: Throat and voice care
Why it is done: To support recovery and identify any need for further evaluation.
What it involves: Throat examination and discussion of voice use and habits.
Follow-up & ongoing care
Recurring infection follow-up
Periodic review for children or adults with repeated ear, throat or sinus infections.
Why and what it involves: Recurring infection follow-up
Why it is done: To monitor patterns and decide if further evaluation is needed.
What it involves: Regular check-ins and review of infection frequency and triggers.
The hospital has not published verified charges for this speciality yet. Contact the hospital for a personalised estimate — the cost depends on the consultation, tests or procedure your doctor recommends.
Final bills depend on your treatment plan, room category and clinical needs. Insurance cover and cashless approval depend on your insurer and policy.