Treatment
General ENT
Detailed examination and individually planned treatment across the full range of ear, nose and throat complaints.
General ENT practice covers a wide field, from hearing and ear complaints to hoarseness, and from allergic nasal symptoms to throat infections.
Correct diagnosis is the precondition for correct treatment. Examination therefore includes detailed questioning about the duration and course of the complaint.
Who is it considered for?
The situations below are assessed during examination; suitability is determined individually.
- People with reduced hearing, tinnitus or earache
- Those with prolonged nasal obstruction and allergic symptoms
- People with hoarseness, difficulty swallowing or throat complaints
- Those who have noticed a swelling in the neck
Signs and complaints
If one or more of these complaints applies to you, an examination is advisable.
- Pain, fullness, tinnitus or reduced hearing in the ear
- Nasal obstruction, sneezing, post-nasal drip
- Hoarseness, a sensation of something caught in the throat
- Discomfort on swallowing or swelling in the neck
The Doctor's Approach
Planning built around you
Complaints may look similar while the underlying causes differ. Each patient therefore receives a detailed examination, with further investigation where needed.
The treatment plan is formed by weighing the cause and duration of the complaint together with the patient's general condition.
The Process
How does the treatment process work?
These stages describe the general flow; each patient's plan is confirmed after examination.
- 01
Consultation
The onset and course of the complaint and any treatment already given are assessed.
- 02
Examination
Ear, nose and throat are examined in detail, with endoscopic assessment where needed.
- 03
Investigation
A hearing test, imaging or laboratory tests may be arranged.
- 04
Treatment and follow-up
Medical treatment or, where necessary, surgical options are planned and the response monitored at review.
Recovery and follow-up
Recovery differs according to the procedure performed and to individual factors.
- The response to treatment varies with the cause of the complaint.
- Adherence to the medication and care advised directly affects the outcome.
- Where the complaint persists, reassessment is advised.
The timeframes and information here are general; they vary from person to person and do not replace medical advice. The plan that applies to you is determined by your doctor after examination.
Common Questions
Frequently asked questions
An examination is advisable where complaints in the ear, nose and throat last longer than two weeks or affect daily life.
No particular preparation is needed. Bringing a list of your medication and any previous test results makes the assessment easier.
No. Most ENT complaints are managed with medical treatment and monitoring; surgery comes into consideration only where it is necessary.
Let's assess whether it suits you
Write a short note about your complaints and our team will share the process and the next step with you.