An ENT doctor treats ear infections, hearing loss, sinusitis, nasal obstruction, adenoids, tonsillitis, hoarseness, and dizziness.

For tinnitus, the ENT doctor performs hearing tests, audiometry, and imaging if necessary. Depending on the cause, medication, hearing aids, or lifestyle changes may be recommended.

The ENT doctor investigates causes such as allergies, septal deviation, or polyps. Medications, nasal sprays, or surgical methods can provide lasting relief.

An ENT doctor may treat enlarged adenoids with medication, but if breathing and sleep problems persist, surgical removal is performed. This is a safe and commonly performed procedure in children.

The ENT doctor conducts balance tests and examines the inner ear. Causes such as displaced crystals, infections, or migraines determine the treatment plan.

The ENT doctor performs sleep studies. Weight control, nasal treatments, or a CPAP device may be recommended. In some cases, surgery on the nose or throat may be necessary.

The ENT doctor recommends tonsil surgery in cases of frequent infections, difficulty swallowing, or breathing problems. This procedure can be performed in both children and adults.

The ENT doctor investigates ear infections, fluid buildup, or nerve damage. Treatment may include medication, ear tubes, hearing aids, or cochlear implants.

The ENT doctor usually begins with medications and nasal sprays. For chronic sinusitis, endoscopic sinus surgery can provide a permanent solution.

The ENT doctor examines the vocal cords with a laryngoscope. Depending on the cause – such as overuse, reflux, nodules, or tumors – voice therapy, medication, or surgery may be applied.