Our clinic offers professional laryngology services for both children and adults. Our experienced specialists are here to help when you notice any concerning symptoms related to your ears, nasal passages, sinuses, larynx, or throat. Laryngological consultations are also an essential part of pre-employment and periodic health check-ups, especially for those who work in professions that involve prolonged speaking or voice use, such as singers, teachers, or actors. We also recommend regular visits for individuals with chronic laryngological conditions.

When should you see a laryngologist?

You should schedule a visit if you experience any of the following symptoms:

• Sore throat, hoarseness
• Ear noises (tinnitus), pain in the inner or outer ear
• Ear inflammation with a ruptured eardrum
• Dizziness, balance disorders
• Sinus pain, recurring headaches
• Persistent runny nose, difficulty breathing through the nose
• Deviated nasal septum, hearing loss
• Disturbances in taste or smell
• Nosebleeds, difficulty swallowing
• Sleep apnea, snoring

Commonly diagnosed laryngological conditions include:

• Sinusitis
• Nasal mucosa inflammation
• Pharyngitis, laryngitis
• Hearing loss, lymph node inflammation
• Enlarged tonsils, purulent tonsillitis
• Deviated nasal septum, nasal polyps

In many cases, our laryngologists are also involved in diagnosing and treating tumors within the throat, oral cavity, or facial region. Remember, untreated laryngological conditions can lead to permanent damage and even hearing loss.

Pediatric Laryngologist

A pediatric laryngologist can assist in emergency situations, such as when a foreign object gets stuck in a child’s ear, nose, or throat, as well as in diagnosing and treating chronic conditions. Regular hearing check-ups are crucial for proper child development. The specialist can also perform minor surgical procedures, like removing enlarged tonsils or correcting tongue ties.

Book an appointment with a pediatric laryngologist if your child exhibits symptoms such as:

• Chronic runny nose or nasal congestion
• Snoring, restless sleep with sleep apnea
• Ear discharge, hearing loss
• Ear pain, difficulty swallowing
• Shortness of breath, balance disorders
• Recurring tonsillitis, sinusitis
• Mouth breathing

Also, be attentive to less typical symptoms, such as loss of appetite, bad breath, speech disturbances, or frequent ear scratching, which may indicate issues with the throat, ears, nose, or sinuses.

Common conditions treated by a pediatric laryngologist include:

• Inflammation of the paranasal sinuses
• Chronic rhinitis, hearing loss
• Middle ear infections, tonsillitis, laryngitis

Don’t ignore the symptoms – take care of your health and your child’s health! Book a consultation today and benefit from our professional laryngological care.