Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT)

Welcome to the Department of Ear, Nose, and Throat Medicine and Surgery, where we embrace health at the gateway of breathing, hearing, and sound.

In this specialized department, we offer comprehensive medical care that seamlessly blends scientific precision with genuine human concern. We believe that every breath you take, every word you speak, and every sound you hear contributes to your quality of life, and we are dedicated to honoring each of these moments with exceptional care.

Under the guidance of a team of highly experienced physicians and surgeons, we address a wide range of conditions affecting the ear, nose, and throat—from simple infections to complex surgical procedures.

We employ the latest diagnostic and therapeutic technologies to ensure you receive the best possible outcomes, with a focus on enhancing your daily quality of life.

Conditions We Treat:

- Tonsillitis

- Sinusitis

- Otitis Media

- Tinnitus

- Deviated Nasal Septum

- Nosebleeds

- Pharyngitis

- Adenoid Hypertrophy

- Gastroesophageal Reflux (GERD)

- Snoring

- Laryngitis

- Cochlear Implantation

- Balance Disorders

Diagnostic Techniques and Additional Services :

- Advanced Diagnostic Imaging

- Sinus Surgeries

- Surgeries to Correct Deviated Nasal Septum

- Treatment of recurrent ear infections

- Tonsil and adenoid removal

- Management of allergic rhinitis

- Cochlear implant surgeries

- Patient and family consultations for psychological support and detailed information

- Support groups for chronic conditions such as tinnitus and balance disorders

In our department, we integrate state-of-the-art technology with personalized care because we understand that ear, nose, and throat health is not merely about treating symptoms—it’s about restoring your quality of life.

We provide advanced diagnostic and therapeutic services with customized treatment plans for each patient, including medication management, physical therapy, and, when necessary, surgical intervention by our distinguished ENT surgeons.

Each patient receives a tailor-made treatment plan to meet their unique needs, whether through conservative treatments such as medications and physical therapy or advanced surgeries like septal correction or cochlear implantation.

We are committed to using the latest technologies, such as surgical endoscopes and lasers, to ensure the desired outcomes are achieved with the highest standards of safety.

Book your consultation today in the Department of Ear, Nose, and Throat Medicine and Surgery, and make every breath you take, every word you speak, and every sound you hear a step toward a healthier and more vibrant life.

Do all cases of tonsillitis require removal? 

No, tonsillectomy is only recommended in cases of chronic recurrent infections or if they cause other problems, such as difficulty breathing during sleep.

When is snoring an indicator of a health problem? 

If it is accompanied by sleep apnea, persistent fatigue, or morning headaches, it may be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea.

Can recurrent ear infections lead to hearing loss? 

Yes, recurrent infections may cause fluid accumulation or permanent damage to the middle ear, leading to hearing loss.

Does a sore throat always require antibiotics? 

No, most cases of sore throat are viral and do not require antibiotics, unless the cause is bacterial, such as a streptococcal infection.

What are the signs of a foreign object in the nose or ear? 

• Sudden pain
• Difficulty breathing through the nose
• Unusual discharge
• Decreased hearing

What are the best ways to prevent ear infections in children? 

• Maintaining the recommended vaccinations
• Avoiding smoking in the home
• Feeding the child in the proper position to reduce the risk of fluid accumulation

Can balance loss associated with inner ear problems be treated? 

Yes, it can be treated depending on the cause through medication, balance exercises (vestibular rehabilitation), or surgical intervention in some cases.