The ear, nose, and throat are sensory organs that form part of the face and neck. A large number of issues and conditions may affect the ear, nose, and throat. The areas share connections, which means a problem in one part of the system may cause symptoms in another part of the system. Some examples of common ear-related problems can include: ear infection, hearing difficulties, tinnitus, vertigo. And problems that arise due to issues with the nasal cavity include: nose bleeds, sinusitis and allergies. Problems that affect throat include difficulity swallowing, recurrent tonsilitis, sleep apnea.

A person may visit GP or ENT specialist for many reasons, including:

• hoarseness
• loss of taste
• dizziness
• snoring
• balance issues
• impacted ear wax
• ruptured eardrum
• drainage from the ear
• Eustachian tube dysfunctions
• deviated septum
• implanting hearing devices
• Ménière’s disease
• blockages in the nose

General practitioners can often treat ENT problems. However, for more complicated conditions or an accurate diagnosis, a doctor may refer someone to an otolaryngologist with specialized training, tools, and experience to handle ENT problems. If you have an ear, nose ot throat problem you can check condition and get the treatment in our place.