The ears, nose and throat are associated with sensory organs that humans use every day. The ears allow a person to hear, and the inner ear helps stabilize the body and create a sense of balance.
The nose allows a person to smell and also helps with taste. Breathing through the nose humidifies the air and helps filter it before it enters the lungs.
The throat provides a passageway for air to reach the lungs and larynx. It also connects the mouth to the esophagus, through which food travels down to the digestive tract.
These organs and their tissues form part of the complex structures of the face and neck and are shared by several important structures in the head.
Ear Infections
Ear infections can occur when bacteria overgrow in the area, causing inflammation and leading to symptoms. Ear infections usually occur in the outer ear (called swimmer’s ear) or middle ear, but they can also occur in the inner ear.
Symptoms of various ear infections can include:
Earache, especially when lying down Trouble sleeping Trouble hearing or muffled hearing A feeling of fullness in the ear Dizziness A spinning sensation Nausea and vomiting Balance problems Discharge from the ear Warmth and redness of the ear skin Ringing in the ear
Hearing Problems
Hearing problems, such as hearing loss or muffled hearing, may occur as secondary symptoms to infections or other problems in the area. Damage to the ear structure may also cause hearing problems. Some people may be born with hearing problems, while others may experience hearing problems as they age. In cases where hearing loss is not curable, doctors may recommend that the person with hearing loss wear hearing aids.
Problems caused by problems in the nasal cavity include:
Nosebleeds
The nose contains many blood vessels and is the most prominent part of the face. Even minor trauma, such as a bump on the nose or a fall, can damage the delicate blood vessels and cause a nosebleed.
Other causes can include:
Picking your nose Blowing your nose too hard or too quickly, such as when you have an infection in the area Hot, dry weather that can cause cracks and cuts in your nose Sinusitis Inhaling stimulants Inhaling drugs like cocaine While nosebleeds are usually temporary and go away on their own, regular or persistent nosebleeds may be a sign of an underlying condition or disease. Anyone who has regular nosebleeds or is having trouble with nosebleeds should consult their doctor.
Sinusitis
Sinusitis is inflammation of the sinuses and is one of the most common reasons people see a doctor in the United States.
The sinuses are hollow cavities in the skull that surround the eyes and nose. When germs get trapped and multiply in the sinuses, an infection can develop.
Sinusitis can develop as a secondary infection after a cold. About 90 percent of people with a cold have symptoms of sinusitis.
In other cases, chronic sinusitis that lasts for months or longer may be caused by other chronic problems, such as asthma or allergies.
Symptoms of sinusitis may include:
Headache Runny nose Nasal congestion Fever Fatigue Discharge from the back of the nose and throat Coughing Toothache, usually in the molars
How to follow up on international patients:
1- Follow-up by an international patient expert: The patient’s condition is monitored by the hospital’s international patient expert through social networks for 2 days and one week after discharge, and all patient status follow-up is recorded in the relevant office.
2- Follow-up By the relevant company: The patient’s condition is monitored by the international patient company, and if necessary, the relevant company will contact the introduced international patient expert.
Prices are approximate and may vary depending on the patient’s condition.
Department Head: Dr. Aslan Ahmadi
Head Nurse: Firuzeh Mohammadzadeh
Department phone number: +9821-64352456
Location: building number 2, 2nd floor
Number of beds: 33 (28 adult beds - 5 children's beds) - 8 outpatient daycare beds
Services that can be provided:
Advanced surgeries for ear diseases including repair of the eardrum, reconstruction of bones, surgery for tumors of the ear and base of the lateral skull-glomus and... facial nerve surgeries and...
Advanced facial plastic surgeries including septo, primary and restorative rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty, eyebrow lifting, face rejuvenation (facelift), facial prosthetics, facial nerve rehabilitation surgeries
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Advanced head and neck surgeries including benign and malignant tumors of the jaw and face, oral cavity, pharynx and larynx, tongue and salivary glands and lymph nodes of the neck along with the latest methods of reconstruction
Thyroid surgeries
Endoscopic surgeries of the larynx endoscopically or without laser to improve the face such as nodules or polyps
Pediatric otolaryngology surgeries such as tonsillitis, middle ear differences, cleft lip and palate, congenital masses, etc.
Sleep difference surgeries based on the latest methods in the world to improve the quality of sleep and snoring
Pharynx and larynx rehabilitation
Specialized and sub-specialized ear, nose, head, neck and larynx examinations
