Getting the right diagnosis If you suspect your breathing problems might be structural, an ENT evaluation is the best next step. Diagnosis usually starts with a careful history and a physical examination using a nasal speculum or endoscope to inspect the deviated septum and nasal passages. This allows the specialist to see precisely where the septum is deviated and how much it…
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In our chat with Dr. Sandeep, we explore what fuels his passion for ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) medicine. With expertise in Rhinoplasty – facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, he shares insights into the challenges and rewards of his specialty, highlighting the impact of his work on patients’ lives. Join us as we uncover his journey and approach to patient care. 1….
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Nasal blockage in children is a common concern that often goes unnoticed until it starts affecting their daily lives. One of the most significant consequences of chronic nasal congestion is mouth breathing. This article will explore how nasal blockage leads to mouth breathing in children, the potential health risks, and what parents can do to help their children breathe easier. What Causes…
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Q: What inspired you to be an ear, nose and throat (ENT) specialist? I found ENT very interesting as a medical student in Oxford. The ENT Department at the Radcliffe Infirmary had many inspiring ENT Consultants. ENT is both a medical and a surgical specialty. Many treatments for ENT issues do not involve surgery, so one feels like a physician and a…
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