An ENT specialist (otolaryngologist) diagnoses and treats ear, nose, and throat conditions, from frequent infections to hearing problems. See one for recurring ear pain, chronic nasal congestion, or changes in your voice.
Dealing with recurring ear pain or chronic congestion? Message us on WhatsApp to schedule.
An ENT specialist (otolaryngologist) is a physician specialized in diseases of the ear, nose, and throat, including related structures of the head and neck.
They treat everything from common infections to more complex conditions like hearing loss or vocal cord problems.
The specialist reviews your symptom history and examines your ear, nose, and throat with specialized instruments.
Depending on your case, they may perform a hearing test or imaging study to complete the diagnosis.
Based on the results, they'll explain treatment, which may include medication, an in-office procedure, or, if needed, surgery.
Worried about your own snoring or a partner's? Message us on WhatsApp to schedule an evaluation.
Look for a specialist experienced with your main symptom (ear, nose, throat, or voice).
Travelers dealing with an ear infection or sinus flare-up mid-trip can message us on WhatsApp for a same-visit evaluation.
Below you'll find our directory of available ENT specialists (auto-generated content).
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(329) 298 0717Explore this hospitalNot always; many are managed with medical treatment. Surgery (like placing ear tubes) is considered for recurring cases or those affecting hearing.
Not always, but if it comes with pauses in breathing or significant daytime fatigue, it's worth evaluating, since it can indicate sleep apnea.
It depends on the cause; some cases (like those related to earwax or infection) improve with treatment, while others need long-term management, like hearing aids.
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