ENT
Overview
At Charnock Hospital, our ENT Department is dedicated to providing comprehensive care for a wide range of ear, nose, and throat conditions. Our team of experienced specialists offers advanced treatments and utilizes state-of-the-art facilities to ensure the best outcomes for our patients. Whether you need routine care or emergency intervention, we are committed to delivering personalized and effective solutions for all ENT-related health concerns.
Department Highlights
Advanced Audiological Services
Comprehensive hearing assessments and hearing aid dispensing for improved auditory health.
Emergency ENT Care
Immediate management of ENT emergencies such as epistaxis and head & neck trauma.
Pediatric ENT Services
Specialized care for children’s ear, nose, and throat conditions.
Balance Disorder Diagnosis & Treatment
Expert evaluation and management of balance disorders to ensure patient safety and stability.
Comprehensive Diagnostic Facilities
In-depth diagnostics including head & neck CT, USG, FNAC, and other ENT-related investigations.
Surgical Management
Skilled surgical interventions for various ENT disorders, ensuring effective treatment plans tailored to each patient.
Why We’re the Best Choice?
Welcome to our ENT department at Charnock Hospital, where we specialize in comprehensive care for ear, nose, and throat conditions, integrating cutting-edge treatments with personalized attention to enhance your well-being.
Specialist Care
Our ENT specialists and audiologists are committed to delivering exceptional care for all ear, nose, and throat conditions.
Advanced Facilities
Utilizing state-of-the-art diagnostic tools and surgical technology, we ensure precise diagnosis and effective treatment plans.
Personalized Treatment
From emergency care to specialized pediatric services, we provide comprehensive ENT solutions tailored to each patient’s needs.
Our Expert Team
Dr. Bivas Adhikari
MS (ENT), HEAD & NECK SURGEON
Dr. G C Mandal
MS (ENT)
Dr. Rajat Basak
DNB (ENT)
Dr. Saibal Mishra
MS (ENT)
Dr. Somnath De
MS (ENT)
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FAQ
What are the common reasons to visit an ENT specialist?
ENT specialists, or otolaryngologists, treat a wide range of conditions affecting the ears, nose, throat, head, and neck. Common reasons include ear infections, sinus problems, allergies, voice or swallowing disorders, and hearing loss.
What should I do if I have frequent sinus infections?
Frequent sinus infections may indicate chronic sinusitis, which requires evaluation by an ENT specialist. They can determine the underlying cause, such as allergies or structural issues, and recommend appropriate treatment, which may include medications or surgery.
What are the treatment options for chronic allergies?
Treatment for chronic allergies may include allergen avoidance strategies, medications (such as antihistamines, nasal corticosteroids, or decongestants), allergy shots (immunotherapy), and lifestyle changes. An ENT specialist can customize a treatment plan based on your specific allergies and symptoms.
My child seems to suffer from ear infections a lot. Why is this?
Children are prone to ear infections due to their developing immune systems and the anatomy of their Eustachian tubes, which are shorter and more horizontal than in adults. This structure makes it easier for bacteria or viruses to reach the middle ear and cause infections.
When should I consider surgery for sinus problems?
Surgery for sinus problems, such as chronic sinusitis or nasal polyps, is considered when conservative treatments like medications and nasal sprays haven’t provided relief. Your ENT specialist will assess your symptoms, medical history, and imaging studies to determine if surgery is the best option to improve sinus drainage and alleviate symptoms
How can I prevent hearing loss?
Preventing hearing loss involves protecting your ears from loud noises, avoiding prolonged exposure to loud environments, using ear protection (like earplugs or earmuffs) in noisy settings, and getting regular hearing screenings, especially if you work in a loud environment or have a family history of hearing loss.
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