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MS ENT SURGEON
ENT
Otolaryngology
As a dedicated ENT surgeon, my mission is to provide comprehensive care with a focus on minimally invasive techniques and patient-centered outcomes. Your Jou…
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If your throat always hurting, nose blocked all time, ears feeling heavy, can't hear properly, dizzy feeling, snoring too much time to go see ENT. Don’t keep waiting, better to check early.
Most of them charge anywhere between ₹300 to ₹800 for check-up. It depends if you’re going to a private hospital or small clinic, and also on how experienced the doctor is.
Yes, kids go to ENT too. If child has cold again and again, tonsils problem, not speaking properly or always coughing, ENT can help. Many doctors in Agra treat kids daily.
Yes, many do. They got audiometry machines and all that to test how much hearing problem is there. Some do pressure test for ear also. Useful before they give hearing aids or suggest what to do.
Yes, some of them do surgeries like endoscopy for nose, sinus operation, laser for tonsils, or ear surgeries using microscope. Not all clinics have setup, but big hospitals mostly do.
Definitely. If you or someone snores too much or stops breathing in sleep (sleep apnea), ENT doctors can check that. They suggest things like CPAP, some surgery, or lifestyle changes too.
Yes. That spinning feeling or losing balance, sometimes comes from ear. ENT doctors give tablets or do therapy to fix it. Mostly seen in older people or after infections.
Of course. If you got constant sneezing, runny nose, sinus trouble or seasonal allergy, ENT doctor can help. They give sprays, pills or in some cases, allergy shots (immunotherapy).
Yes, they do. If your voice is hoarse or you’re losing voice often, they check vocal cords. Also, if child isn’t speaking properly, they may refer to speech therapy. Especially useful for teachers, singers or small kids.