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Complete care for the ears, nose, throat and voice for every age — from earache, blocked nose and sinus trouble to tonsillitis, hearing loss, dizziness and snoring — with qualified ENT specialists and on-site diagnostic support.
The ENT department at Apollo Clinic Shyamnagar evaluates and manages conditions of the ears, nose, throat, and the head and neck region. These small, closely connected areas affect how you hear, breathe, smell, taste, swallow, speak and even keep your balance, so a problem in one can easily be felt in another — a blocked nose can cause earache, and a throat infection can spread to the ears.
Our ENT specialists begin with a careful history and a detailed examination of the ears, nose and throat using specialised instruments. Where a hearing test, an X-ray or blood tests are needed, they are chosen to fit what is found, so the cause is identified accurately and treatment is planned without unnecessary tests or medicines.
ENT problems are especially common in children, and among adults they are often linked to allergies, acid reflux, smoking, sleep and lifestyle. Being part of a multispeciality clinic means these connections are considered together, and concerns that need surgery or advanced treatment are coordinated onward without you having to start over.
Consultations are supported by relevant examinations and investigations, including those available through our Radiology and Laboratory departments:
| Service | What It Is Used For |
|---|---|
| ENT Consultation | Clinical evaluation of earache, hearing difficulty, blocked or runny nose, sinus symptoms, sore throat, voice changes, swallowing difficulty, dizziness and snoring |
| Ear, Nose & Throat Examination | Detailed examination of the eardrum, nasal passages and throat with specialised instruments, and endoscopic examination where needed, to see the problem directly |
| Ear Wax & Foreign Body Removal | Safe removal of hardened ear wax and of foreign objects from the ear or nose, in adults and children, under proper visualisation |
| Hearing Assessment | Hearing tests (audiometry) to find out whether hearing loss is present, how severe it is and what is causing it, in children and adults |
| Sinus & Neck X-rays | Imaging through our Radiology department, used to look at the sinuses and neck when advised by the doctor |
| Blood Tests for ENT Conditions | Complete blood count, inflammatory markers, allergy-related tests, thyroid profile and other relevant tests, available through our Laboratory department, used to look for infection, allergy and other underlying causes |
| CT Scan & Surgical Referral | Where advanced imaging or surgery is needed, such as for tonsils, adenoids, deviated septum, sinus disease or ear surgery, it is arranged through the Apollo network, with follow-up continued at the clinic |
The list below covers what we see most often. If your concern is not listed, it does not mean we cannot help — please call the clinic or book a consultation and our ENT specialist will advise.
Ear Conditions
Nose & Sinus Conditions
Head & Neck
| Throat & Voice Conditions
Sleep & Breathing
ENT Problems in Children
Screening & Prevention
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Examination and Tests in One VisitYour ears, nose and throat are examined in detail, with hearing assessment, X-rays and blood tests available through the clinic, so a diagnosis and plan can often be made in a single visit. | Diagnosis Before TreatmentWe find the cause before prescribing, and use antibiotics and steroids only when they are genuinely needed, so you get the right treatment and nothing extra. | |
Care for Every AgeFrom a toddler with recurrent ear infections to an older adult with hearing loss or dizziness, ENT care is available for every stage of life, with a gentle approach for children. | Multispeciality ReferralDirect coordination with paediatrics, general medicine and chest medicine within the clinic, since allergies, reflux, infections and sleep problems often overlap with ENT conditions, with onward referral into the Apollo network for surgery and advanced procedures. | |
It is best not to. Ears are self-cleaning, and cotton buds and other objects tend to push wax deeper, which can block the ear canal or injure the eardrum. If you feel your ears are blocked, itchy or have reduced hearing, have them examined by a doctor, who can remove wax safely. Ear candling is also not recommended, as it is ineffective and can cause burns.
It may be. A blocked nose that lasts more than a few weeks can be caused by sinus infection, allergy, a deviated septum, polyps or enlarged tissue at the back of the nose. Facial pressure, thick nasal discharge, reduced sense of smell and headache point towards sinus problems. An examination, sometimes with an X-ray or CT scan, is the reliable way to find the cause and choose the right treatment.
Not always. Many children improve as they grow, and surgery such as tonsil or adenoid removal, or grommet insertion for persistent fluid behind the eardrum, is considered only when infections are frequent and severe, when hearing or sleep is affected, or when other treatment has not worked. Your ENT specialist will assess how often problems occur and how they affect your child before recommending anything.
No. Sudden loss of hearing in one ear, especially with ringing, a feeling of fullness or dizziness, should be treated as an urgent problem and assessed as soon as possible, ideally within a day or two. Early treatment gives the best chance of recovery, and delaying it may reduce the benefit.
Hoarseness after a cold or heavy voice use usually settles within a couple of weeks. If it lasts longer than about three weeks, keeps recurring, or comes with pain or difficulty swallowing, a lump in the neck, coughing up blood or unexplained weight loss, it should be examined, particularly if you smoke or chew tobacco, because it can occasionally be a sign of a more serious condition of the voice box.
Do not wait for an appointment if you or your child has difficulty breathing or noisy breathing, swelling of the tongue or throat, is unable to swallow saliva, has a nosebleed that does not stop after 15 to 20 minutes of firm pressure on the soft part of the nose, or has swallowed or inserted a button battery or magnet into the nose or ear. Call the emergency number 112 or go to the nearest hospital emergency department straight away.
Ear, nose and throat care at Apollo Clinic, Shyamnagar — with diagnostics, treatment and follow-up in one place.
Disclaimer: The information on this page is general and is not a substitute for a consultation with a qualified ENT specialist. Treatment outcomes vary between individuals and depend on the condition, its severity and individual response. All investigations and procedures are performed after clinical assessment and informed consent. Medicines and ear or nasal drops should be used only as prescribed by a registered medical practitioner.
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