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If there is a need for further investigations or laboratory tests to understand your medical condition, ENT department at Devadoss Hospitals offers its own diagnostic facilities equipped with the latest testing equipment. Renowned as one of the top diagnostic labs in Madurai, it provides a comprehensive range of tests necessary for identifying, assessing, and monitoring various conditions related to ear, nose and throat. Common tests performed in ENT include blood tests, microscopic examinations, and swab tests to detect infections. Moreover, ENT department is well-equipped with advanced tools for specialized tests like audiometry, vestibular tests, and endoscopy.
Devadoss Hospitals also provide surgical treatments under general anesthesia with our team of anesthetists and ent surgeons such as septoplasty, and rhinoplasty and grommet insertion when necessary. Surgery is performed in a fully equipped operating theater, with all of the support that is required to provide safe, high quality surgical care.
You cannot separate passion from pathology any more than you can separate a person's spirit from his body.
You cannot separate passion from pathology any more than you can separate a person's spirit from his body.
You cannot separate passion from pathology any more than you can separate a person's spirit from his body.
There are numerous ENT conditions, such as hearing loss, vertigo, acid reflux, and malignancies of the ear, nose, and throat.
Presbycusis, or hearing loss due to ageing, may be the most prevalent ENT problem affecting seniors. In America, more than 25% of those 65 and older have some degree of hearing loss. By the age of 75, this rises to 33%, and it keeps rising as people age.
Squamous cell carcinomas are the most typical types of throat tumours. These grow from the tissue on the surface. The adenocarcinoma tumour type, which develops from glandular tissue, is the second most typical type of throat tumour. Tumours can also develop from soft tissues in rare instances.
Acute otitis media (AOM), otitis media with effusion (OME), and otitis externa, popularly known as swimmer’s ear, are the three most common forms of ear infections.
The majority of ear infections go away in 3 days, while occasionally, the symptoms may continue up to a week. Try to stay at home and limit contact with others until you feel better if you or your child has a high temperature or doesn’t feel well enough to engage in your usual activities.
A persistent ear infection is one that causes fluid, edema, or an infection beneath the eardrum. It results in long-lasting or irreversible harm to the ear.It often involves a hole in the eardrum that does not heal.