Online Appointments with Top ENT Specialist

Given below are some of the most sought after ent specialis available for online consultation:

• Dr. Giedrius Gylys
• Dr. Vitoon Leekirkgong
• Dr. Dhirendra Singh Khushwah
• Dr. Tomas Jakstas

Following are some of the best clinics with whom ent specialis are associated with:

• Kardiolita Hospital, Vilnius, Vilnius
• Venkateshwar Hospital, New Delhi
• Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket, New Delhi
• Bangpakok 9 International Hospital, Bangkok
• NPISTANBUL Brain Hospital, Istanbul
• Thumbay University Hospital, Ajman, Ajman
• Sharda Hospital, Greater Noida
• NMC Royal Hospital Sharjah, Sharjah

Otolaryngology is the specialty area that deals with conditions of the ear, nose, and throat (ENT), and related areas of the neck and head. If you are experiencing a problem that is related to your nose, ear, and nose, you can see an ENT specialist, who is also known as an otolaryngologist, or an ear, nose, and throat doctor.

An ENT specialist may have also completed an additional 1-2 years of training in one of the following subspecialty areas:

• Pediatric otolaryngology (treating ENT problems in children)
• Allergy
• Otology/audiology/neurotology (focusing on ears, tinnitus, balance)
• Facial plastic/reconstructive surgery
• Laryngology (specializing in the voice, throat, and swallowing)
• Neck and neck surgery
• Rhinology (specialization in the sinus cavity and nose)

ENTs deal with anything related to the head, neck, and ears in children and adults, including:

• sinuses
• larynx
• mouth
• Hearing
• adenoids and tonsils
• thyroid
• throat
• Cancers of the head, neck, throat
• Reconstructive or cosmetic surgery on the head or neck
• Ear tubes
• Ear surgery

Candidates aspiring to become an ENT specialist must have a 5½ year-MBBS degree followed by MS (ENT) course. The candidates need to follow the below steps to become an ENT Specialist:

• Students who have to appear in a medical entrance test.
• After completion of the four and half years of MBBS course and one year and six months of training, one needs to pursue M.S. (ENT).
• After completing their requisite specialization courses, MS (ENT), and getting the compulsory registration from a medical council, the aspiring ENT specialist can work in a government as well as a private hospital.
• Those who want to go for more specialization and research work could also opt for M.Ch.(ENT) or P.hD. (ENT) courses after completing 2-3 years of MS (ENT) program.

An ENT specialist or an otolaryngologist is trained in the treatment and care of a number of conditions that may affect the areas in and around the throat, ears, nose, head, and neck problems. Common conditions an ENT specialist may treat include:

• Goiter
• Perforates Eardrum
• Irregular Ear Shape and Size
• Deviated Nasal Septum
• Hearing loss
• Radiation Necrosis in the Neck
• Profound Deafness
• Head and Neck Cancer
• Nasal Polyp
• Hyperthyroidism
• Throat Cancer
• Laryngeal Cancer
• Thyroid Cancer
• Neck Injury
• Tonsil
• Nasal polyp
• Allergy
• Nasal congestion
• Polyps in the nose
• Throat or vocal cord issues
• Tonsillar infections/enlarged tonsil
• Giddiness, vertigo

If your ENT specialist suspects you might need surgery or any other treatment for your throat, ears, or nose, you may be recommended to undergo additional testing and screening. It ensures the accuracy of diagnosis so that the right treatment can start.

Your doctors and audiologists can perform a number of tests to help identify the nature of your condition. Besides specific tests for your throat, ears, and nose, doctors might recommend other blood tests or imaging, such as X-rays, MRIs, CT, and PET scans.

• Audiometric testing
• Nasal endoscopy
• Allergy testing
• CT scan
• Cultures and biopsies
• Tympanometry
• Pure tone audiometry
• Evoked potential
• Barium swallow
• Biopsy
• Laryngoscopy
• Laryngeal electromyography
• Stroboscopy

You need not see an ENT consultant in case you are having problems with your nose, ears, and throat, but it may be sometimes necessary to have specialist care. Knowing when to consult a specialist is crucial as it would ensure that you receive the help you require instead of bearing uncomfortable and painful symptoms.

Consult an ENT specialist if you experience below signs and symptoms:

• Injury to your nose, throat, ears
• Nerve problems in your throat, ears, nose
• Ear infection
• Tonsil or any adenoid infection
• Hearing impairment
• Swimmer's ear, Dizziness, Balance problems
• Pain in your throat, ears, nose
• Breathing problem
• Tinnitus
• Ear, nose, or throat birth defect
• Sinus problem
• Asthma
• Deviated septum
• Bleeding nose
• Cleft palate
• Sore throat, voice, or swallowing problems
• Nasal congestion, hoarseness, drooping of the eyelids
• Problems with smell

Here is an overview of what you expect from your first visit with an ENT Specialist:

• Exam and conversation: When it is time to meet an ENT specialist, you would be visiting in a private examination room. Also, the doctor would ask about your complete medical history. Make sure to share full details about your health, such as the reason for the visit.
• Ask Questions: You should write your questions and symptoms beforehand so you do not ignore anything during the appointments.
• Treatment Plan: An initial examination will provide all the information required to determine the best ways to start a treatment plan. Your ENT can recommend additional testing or medications to be used to look closely at the nose and sinuses.
• The doctor can collect important details during the exam, which may show that more information is required.
• The direction of your appointment depends on your overall complaints. For example, in case the complaint is about the ear, they will do ear tests like an audiogram and a tympanogram. If you are experiencing sinus pain, a nasal scope may be used to see the area.

• Sinus surgery
• Blepharoplasty
• Tonsillectomy, Adnoidectomy (tonsils)
• Myringotomy with Tube Insertion
• Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
• Excision and biopsy
• Facial plastic surgery
• Sleep Apnea Inspire Therapy
• Corrective breathing surgery
• Endoscopic sinus surgery
• Surgery for snoring, obstructive sleep apnea
• Thyroid surgery
• Myringotomy and pressure equalization tube placement
• Neck dissection
• Tympanoplasty
• Tonsillectomy/adenoidectomy
• Septoplasty
• Tracheostomy

Otolaryngology is the specialty area that deals with conditions of the ear, nose, and throat (ENT), and related areas of the neck and head. If you are experiencing a problem that is related to your nose, ear, and nose, you can see an ENT specialist, who is also known as an otolaryngologist, or an ear, nose, and throat doctor.

An ENT specialist may have also completed an additional 1-2 years of training in one of the following subspecialty areas:

• Pediatric otolaryngology (treating ENT problems in children)
• Allergy
• Otology/audiology/neurotology (focusing on ears, tinnitus, balance)
• Facial plastic/reconstructive surgery
• Laryngology (specializing in the voice, throat, and swallowing)
• Neck and neck surgery
• Rhinology (specialization in the sinus cavity and nose)

ENTs deal with anything related to the head, neck, and ears in children and adults, including:

• sinuses
• larynx
• mouth
• Hearing
• adenoids and tonsils
• thyroid
• throat
• Cancers of the head, neck, throat
• Reconstructive or cosmetic surgery on the head or neck
• Ear tubes
• Ear surgery

Candidates aspiring to become an ENT specialist must have a 5½ year-MBBS degree followed by MS (ENT) course. The candidates need to follow the below steps to become an ENT Specialist:

• Students who have to appear in a medical entrance test.
• After completion of the four and half years of MBBS course and one year and six months of training, one needs to pursue M.S. (ENT).
• After completing their requisite specialization courses, MS (ENT), and getting the compulsory registration from a medical council, the aspiring ENT specialist can work in a government as well as a private hospital.
• Those who want to go for more specialization and research work could also opt for M.Ch.(ENT) or P.hD. (ENT) courses after completing 2-3 years of MS (ENT) program.

An ENT specialist or an otolaryngologist is trained in the treatment and care of a number of conditions that may affect the areas in and around the throat, ears, nose, head, and neck problems. Common conditions an ENT specialist may treat include:

• Goiter
• Perforates Eardrum
• Irregular Ear Shape and Size
• Deviated Nasal Septum
• Hearing loss
• Radiation Necrosis in the Neck
• Profound Deafness
• Head and Neck Cancer
• Nasal Polyp
• Hyperthyroidism
• Throat Cancer
• Laryngeal Cancer
• Thyroid Cancer
• Neck Injury
• Tonsil
• Nasal polyp
• Allergy
• Nasal congestion
• Polyps in the nose
• Throat or vocal cord issues
• Tonsillar infections/enlarged tonsil
• Giddiness, vertigo

If your ENT specialist suspects you might need surgery or any other treatment for your throat, ears, or nose, you may be recommended to undergo additional testing and screening. It ensures the accuracy of diagnosis so that the right treatment can start.

Your doctors and audiologists can perform a number of tests to help identify the nature of your condition. Besides specific tests for your throat, ears, and nose, doctors might recommend other blood tests or imaging, such as X-rays, MRIs, CT, and PET scans.

• Audiometric testing
• Nasal endoscopy
• Allergy testing
• CT scan
• Cultures and biopsies
• Tympanometry
• Pure tone audiometry
• Evoked potential
• Barium swallow
• Biopsy
• Laryngoscopy
• Laryngeal electromyography
• Stroboscopy

You need not see an ENT consultant in case you are having problems with your nose, ears, and throat, but it may be sometimes necessary to have specialist care. Knowing when to consult a specialist is crucial as it would ensure that you receive the help you require instead of bearing uncomfortable and painful symptoms.

Consult an ENT specialist if you experience below signs and symptoms:

• Injury to your nose, throat, ears
• Nerve problems in your throat, ears, nose
• Ear infection
• Tonsil or any adenoid infection
• Hearing impairment
• Swimmer's ear, Dizziness, Balance problems
• Pain in your throat, ears, nose
• Breathing problem
• Tinnitus
• Ear, nose, or throat birth defect
• Sinus problem
• Asthma
• Deviated septum
• Bleeding nose
• Cleft palate
• Sore throat, voice, or swallowing problems
• Nasal congestion, hoarseness, drooping of the eyelids
• Problems with smell

Here is an overview of what you expect from your first visit with an ENT Specialist:

• Exam and conversation: When it is time to meet an ENT specialist, you would be visiting in a private examination room. Also, the doctor would ask about your complete medical history. Make sure to share full details about your health, such as the reason for the visit.
• Ask Questions: You should write your questions and symptoms beforehand so you do not ignore anything during the appointments.
• Treatment Plan: An initial examination will provide all the information required to determine the best ways to start a treatment plan. Your ENT can recommend additional testing or medications to be used to look closely at the nose and sinuses.
• The doctor can collect important details during the exam, which may show that more information is required.
• The direction of your appointment depends on your overall complaints. For example, in case the complaint is about the ear, they will do ear tests like an audiogram and a tympanogram. If you are experiencing sinus pain, a nasal scope may be used to see the area.

• Sinus surgery
• Blepharoplasty
• Tonsillectomy, Adnoidectomy (tonsils)
• Myringotomy with Tube Insertion
• Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
• Excision and biopsy
• Facial plastic surgery
• Sleep Apnea Inspire Therapy
• Corrective breathing surgery
• Endoscopic sinus surgery
• Surgery for snoring, obstructive sleep apnea
• Thyroid surgery
• Myringotomy and pressure equalization tube placement
• Neck dissection
• Tympanoplasty
• Tonsillectomy/adenoidectomy
• Septoplasty
• Tracheostomy