ENT – Niramayaa Superspeciality Hospital

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ENT – Niramayaa Superspeciality Hospital

Your ears, nose, and throat play a vital role in everyday life, helping you hear, breathe, smell, taste, swallow, speak, and maintain balance. When something goes wrong in these areas, even common problems like a blocked nose, ear pain, or a sore throat can affect sleep, work, and quality of life.

At the ENT Department of Niramayaa Superspeciality Hospital, our experienced ENT specialists (otorhinolaryngologists) diagnose and treat a wide range of ear, nose, throat, head, and neck conditions in adults and children. With advanced endoscopic equipment, modern surgical techniques, and a patient-friendly approach, we provide complete ENT care, from simple OPD treatments to complex surgeries.

Experienced ENT Specialists:
Expertise in medical and surgical management of ear, nose, throat, head, and neck disorders.

Minimally Invasive Surgery:
Endoscopic and microscopic techniques for less pain, no visible scars in many procedures, and faster recovery.

Care for All Ages:
Specialised treatment for children, adults, and elderly patients.

Complete Hearing Care:
Hearing tests, hearing aid guidance, and ear surgery under one roof.

Ear Conditions

Ear infections (otitis media and otitis externa), ear discharge, perforated eardrum, hearing loss, earwax blockage, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), vertigo and balance disorders, chronic ear disease (including cholesteatoma), glue ear in children, ear injuries, and foreign bodies in the ear.

Nose & Sinus Conditions

Sinusitis (acute and chronic), nasal blockage, deviated nasal septum, nasal polyps, allergic rhinitis, enlarged turbinates, nosebleeds (epistaxis), loss of smell, nasal injuries and fractures, and adenoid enlargement in children.

Throat & Voice Conditions

Tonsillitis and recurrent sore throat, enlarged tonsils, voice problems and hoarseness, vocal cord nodules, polyps, and cysts, swallowing difficulties, acid reflux affecting the throat (laryngopharyngeal reflux), and foreign bodies in the throat or food pipe.

Sleep-Related Conditions

Snoring and obstructive sleep apnoea in adults and children.

Head & Neck Conditions

Thyroid swellings, salivary gland swellings and stones, neck lumps and lymph node enlargement, and head and neck cancers (mouth, throat, voice box), in coordination with our oncology team.

Paediatric ENT

Recurrent ear infections, glue ear, enlarged tonsils and adenoids, snoring and mouth breathing, hearing screening in newborns and children, and foreign bodies in the ear, nose, or throat.

Is sinus surgery painful?

FESS is performed through the nostrils using an endoscope, with no external cuts. Most patients experience mild discomfort and recover within one to two weeks.

Do tonsils need to be removed in all cases of tonsillitis?

No. Most cases are treated with medicines. Tonsillectomy is considered for frequent, recurrent infections, very large tonsils causing breathing or swallowing problems, or other complications.

Is snoring a serious problem?

Occasional snoring is common, but loud, regular snoring with pauses in breathing may indicate sleep apnoea, which can affect your health and should be evaluated.

Can hearing loss be treated?

Many types of hearing loss can be treated with medicines, surgery, or hearing aids. Early evaluation helps identify the cause and the best treatment.

Should I clean my ears with cotton buds?

It is best to avoid cotton buds, as they can push wax deeper and injure the ear canal. If you have wax blockage, an ENT specialist can safely remove it.