Dr. Shradha Gore a ENT specialist in Sinhagad Road, Pune  offers specialist treatments or carries out operations to help you better manage your health or recover more quickly once we diagnose various disorders and diseases.

To offer patients complete care, the knowledgeable and committed to ENT specialist Dr. Shradha Gore at Sparsh Clinic Sinhagad Road, Pune.

Ear Wax– A typical component of our ears is wax. Sebaceous glands, sweat gland secretions, and dead skin make up the majority of it. Additionally, its pH is acidic. It protects against skin diseases thanks to its acidic pH. If you routinely clean your ears, there is a great likelihood that the wax’s protective function will be compromised. This increases the likelihood of bacterial or fungal infections. Wax in the ear, however, can sometimes cause issues including ear block pain, diminished hearing, vertigo, itching, or tinnitus.

Rhinitis – Seasonal or year-round allergic rhinitis can occur. A history is taken, the nasal passages are examined, and occasionally skin testing is used to make the diagnosis. Sneezing, a runny nose, and red, watery, and itchy eyes are symptoms.

Eardrum – A gap in the tissue separating the middle ear from the ear canal. Loud noises, a foreign object in the ear, head trauma, a middle ear infection, or abrupt pressure fluctuations, such as those experienced during air travel, can all result in a ruptured eardrum. Sharp ear pain that rapidly goes away, discharge, tinnitus, or hearing loss are some symptoms. Within a few weeks, the disease normally resolves on its own. Surgery, an eardrum patch, or antibiotics can be required.

Tonsils – The most common cause of tonsillitis is a viral infection; however bacterial infections can also be to blame. Sore throat, swallowing issues, and sensitive lymph nodes are symptoms. Home treatments and surgical removal are also possible forms of treatment.

Sinusitis – A cold or allergies can cause acute sinusitis, which may go away on its own. Chronic sinusitis may be brought on by an infection or growths and lasts up to eight weeks. Headache, face pain, runny nose, and nasal congestion are among the symptoms. Treatment for acute sinusitis is mostly limited to relieving symptoms using painkillers, nasal decongestants, and nasal saline rinses. Antibiotics could be necessary for chronic sinusitis.

 Pediatric Otolaryngology – The pediatric otolaryngology team, also known as the ear, nose and throat (ENT) team, has extensive experience caring for children who have serious medical and surgical conditions of the ear, nose, and throat, including those related to breathing and the airway, feeding and swallowing, voice and speech, the face and skull (craniofacial), the nose and sinuses, sleep, fetal issues, and head and neck tumors.

Allergic rhinitis treatment – Seasonal or year-round allergic rhinitis can occur. A history is taken, the nasal passages are examined, and occasionally skin testing is used to make the diagnosis. Sneezing, a runny nose and red, watery, and itchy eyes are symptoms.

Fracture Nasal Bone Correction – Nasal bone fractures are the most frequent face bone fractures. In general, physical abuse falls, sports injuries and automobile accidents are linked to nasal fractures. A fractured nose can happen alone, or it can happen along with other soft tissue and bone facial injuries. In this exercise, the path physiology of nasal fractures is described, and the interprofessional team’s importance in treating these injuries is highlighted

Endoscopic ear microsurgery – Transcanal endoscopic ear surgery (TEES) is a minimally invasive procedure used to operate on the middle ear’s minuscule, delicate components. In contrast to conventional ear surgery, the middle ear is reached during this procedure through the ear canal rather than an incision behind the ear.

Reconstructive Middle Ear Surgery – Tympanoplasty may be used to repair a perforated eardrum if the damage is extensive or the injury does not heal on its own. The normal form and function of the eardrum are rebuilt using graft material made from cartilage or muscle.

Hearing Deficiency Assessment – Your doctor can diagnose hearing loss by doing quick tests with tuning forks. This examination could also show the location of the damage in your ear Audiometer testing. You wear headphones and listen to sounds and words that are delivered to each ear during these more in-depth tests performed by an audiologist.

Audiometry – Your ability to hear sounds is evaluated by audiometry. Based on their volume (intensity) and the rate at which sound waves vibrate, sounds differ (tone). Sound waves cause the inner ear’s nerves to fire, which results in hearing. The sound then makes its way to the brain via nerve connections.

Nosebleed (Epistaxis) Treatment – There are reasons for nosebleeds besides underlying diseases. Examples include nose picking, nasal dryness, or damage Nasal Polypectomy –

Nasal Septum Surgery – A benign tumor that causes no pain on the sinus or nose lining. Chronic inflammation brought on by an infection, allergies, medication sensitivities, or immunological abnormalities are some of the causes. Runny nose, stuffiness, or post-nasal drips are just a few symptoms. There might not always be any symptoms. Surgery, other medications, or corticosteroids can all be used to address the issue.

Nasal Endoscopy – By removing, moving, and restoring cartilage or bone, a septoplasty can straighten the nasal septum. Through nicks made inside the nose, the surgeon operates. On occasion, a tiny incision between the nostrils is required.

Adenoid / Tonsils Surgery – A tonsillectomy is the medical term for the removal of the tonsils, and an adenoidectomy is the medical term for the removal of the adenoids. Tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy, or T&A, is the name of the procedure since they are sometimes removed simultaneously. The procedure is most frequently carried out on young patients.